On October 7 Eastern Time, Tesla reduced the starting price of the standard version of its popular Model Y to $39,990, marking an approximate 11% decrease from the previous price, while also lowering the starting price of the standard version of the Model 3 to $36,990. This move by Tesla is seen as a key strategy to stimulate sales and expand market share. However, on the day the news was announced, Tesla's stock closed down 4.45%. Do you believe the release of more affordable models can help Tesla maintain growth after losing policy incentives? Is this a good time to invest in Tesla?