Tesla record deliveries - To the moon?

This piece of news doesn't come at a better time.

However, since the quarterly results are still a few weeks away, what are the points that investors should take note of?

Good deliveries on top of higher selling prices, would definitely translate to higher revenue, and potentially higher margins as well.

This is the flywheel model and assumption, where every incremental amount of car sold and delivered, will contribute in an exponential manner to Tesla's top and bottom line.

Now, do note that things can go the other way.

Tesla has been on an aggressive price-slashing movement.

Given the fact most of its Gigafactories in Shanghai and Germany are up and running, running the plants full even though selling at a lower price, might turn out to be better than keeping prices high and the plants cannot run full.

This is the basic law of economies of scale.

Losses can be lowered or spread out if production volume is maximized.

And to maximize volumes, the rationale is to lower selling prices to stimulate purchases.

So what would Tesla's results be like?

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