If he made the filings, he's kosher, but there's an argument to be made that he treated Tesla as a legal pump-and-dump. There's a reason no mature business would put up with sharing its CEO with another large company, much less two. There's just too much to do.
Hard to see the situation getting better. He bit off more than he can chew, he can't see it and he's created a culture around him where no one can tell him.
Which is the crux of the problem here. Buying Twitter appeared to many as a rather risky business venture in the sense of outlay vs. potential profits.
It was bought on a whim or to fulfil his strange desire to be some form of celebrity oracle - to be able to spout his nonsense.
If people around him aren't able to speak up, his growing megalomaniac tendency will be his downfall. Tesla has funded his Space X, Boring and Twitter ventures.
The success of the rest are based on the success of Tesla, and a company losing close to 63% of its value over in the past year isn't a healthy situation.
Many will say that Tesla is reaching its more realistic market valuation, however how much of that is based on its potential or how Musk is directing it.
Twitter is heading in the same direction because he's making it his play thing.
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