https://jalopnik.com/even-elon-musks-biggest-fans-want-him-to-stop-tweeting-1832896371

Theory on Musk. I'm still undecided on him as a player, but one thing with this most recent SEC issue got me thinking. He responded in agreement to a keen observer that the SEC is claiming that he abandoned the agreement not to tweet certain things about Tesla, particularly without consulting the Tesla Musk Tweet review board first (it's a real thing). Anyway, the market has grown so numb to Musk's tweets that it wasn't Musk's tweet that moved the market this time but the SEC's response. Who is watching the watchers???

Anyway, the spotlight is now on the SEC as a bad actor and the question I'm mulling is if this isn't all just an attempt to show that the SEC not only selectively limits speech by executives but does so in a way that creates these false gods and fake titans of finance and industry to whom the public react to every crumble of spit that they spew rather than reading the financial reports with a data based attitude. Going in an interesting direction nonetheless.