Tesla’s fourth quarterly deliveries are due Tuesday morning. It’s a big number for the company. Tesla is trying to bounce back from a disappointing third-quarter result while fending off Chinese competition for the title of the largest maker of battery electric vehicles in the world. Wall Street expects Tesla to report deliveries between 475,000 and 480,000 units. That would be a record from the 466,000 delivered in the second quarter of 2023 and a nice rebound from the 435,000 delivered in the third quarter of this past year. Any number above 475,000 should be fine for the stock. Anything can happen, though, following the report. Tesla stock is volatile after reporting deliveries. Shares have moved an average of about 7%, up or down, following the last eight reports. The stock has dropped three times and risen five times. The biggest rise was after the fourth quarter 2021 delivery report when