Tesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares plunge over 4.51% to $198.15 in early trading session on Monday, returning to a buy point. Tesla deliveries reached a record in the first quarter thanks to significant price reductions across the board and tax benefits in the United States, but the electric vehicle manufacturer once again missed expectations. Experts forecast that pricing pressure on Tesla (TSLA) would persist in Q2. The first quarter saw a 68% increase in TSLA shares, which peaked on Friday. Tesla deliveries increased by 36% to 422,875 from a year earlier....