Wallstreetbets Stocks Decline Pre-Bell Monday; Webull and Tesla Open Lower

The article reports that stocks listed on Wallstreetbets are mostly down pre-bell on Monday, with Webull and Tesla opening lower. Tesla's net sales break down into automotive vehicles (74.2%), services (10.8%), energy generation and storage systems (10.3%), automotive credits (2.8%), and automotive leasing (1.9%). The company has manufacturing sites in the US, China, and Germany, with sales distributed geographically across the US, China, and other regions.

Technology stocks exhibited a mixed performance on Monday, with some sectors advancing while others faced declines. The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK) and the SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (XSD) showed gains, with the former up 0.9% and the latter 1.4% higher [1].

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) shares surged more than 10% after the company and Juniper Networks (JNPR) reached a deal with the US Department of Justice to resolve an antitrust lawsuit against Hewlett Packard's $14 billion proposed takeover of Juniper [1].

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) shares rose more than 4% premarket, with the company naming Accenture's Accenture Federal Services subsidiary as its preferred implementation partner for US federal government customers [1]. Accenture's shares were up 1% premarket.

Sony Group (SONY) and Honda Motor's (HMC) joint electric car project reported an operating loss of 52 billion Japanese yen ($360.6 million) in its latest fiscal year through March, up from 20.5 billion yen a year earlier. This resulted in a nearly 2% decline in Sony Group's shares premarket [1].

Stocks listed on WallStreetBets were mostly down pre-bell on Monday, with Webull and Tesla opening lower. Tesla's net sales broke down into automotive vehicles (74.2%), services (10.8%), energy generation and storage systems (10.3%), automotive credits (2.8%), and automotive leasing (1.9%). The company operates manufacturing sites in the US, China, and Germany, with sales distributed geographically across these regions [2].

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References:
[1] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sector-tech-stocks-advance-premarket-131103338.html
[2] https://www.webull.com/quote