Indeed. I don't know where this strange desire of his to show off how big his wristwatch is has come from. Part of the stability of the public market is due t

Indeed. I don't know where this strange desire of his to show off how big his wristwatch is has come from. Part of the stability of the public market is due to the good behavior of those who participate (such as it is - c.f. crypto for the counter-example). Musk's continued juvenile behavior is doing the investors of TSLA, whether long or short, no favors. The BOD needs to hold a come-to-Jesus meeting - if Musk holds too many shares for that to be effective, then the SEC needs to step up its game - or just let the "naughty" behavior and loss of investor confidence and lawsuits continue.