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For years, the knock on Tesla was that it couldn't build enough cars. Now it's building plenty of them, delivering way more than anyone expected, and the stock fell 8% anyway. Welcome to the strangest show on Wall Street.

The numbers were legitimately great. Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter, blowing past the roughly 406,600 analysts expected, up 25% from a year ago and 34% from a weak first quarter. The Model 3 and Model Y did nearly all the lifting at 97% of deliveries. The energy business, which sells giant batteries to utilities and data centers, deployed 13.5 GWh, also a beat. By the standards of a company coming off two straight years of shrinking sales, driven partly by buyers souring on Elon Musk's politics and the death of the federal EV tax credit, this was the comeback quarter.

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For years, the knock on Tesla was that it couldn't build enough cars. Now it's building plenty of them, delivering way more than anyone expected, and the stock fell 8% anyway. Welcome to the strangest show on Wall Street.

The numbers were legitimately great. Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter, blowing past the roughly 406,600 analysts expected, up 25% from a year ago and 34% from a weak first quarter. The Model 3 and Model Y did nearly all the lifting at 97% of deliveries. The energy business, which sells giant batteries to utilities and data centers, deployed 13.5 GWh, also a beat. By the standards of a company coming off two straight years of shrinking sales, driven partly by buyers souring on Elon Musk's politics and the death of the federal EV tax credit, this was the comeback quarter.