This crook sits at the top of my indictment list

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WITH SHAH GILANI Dear Wall Street Insights & Indictments Reader, Elon Musk is a genius. I don't need to go into the details there. He's also a warrior. Mr. Musk has battled short sellers, the media, the auto industry, federal safety inspectors - and he usually wins. So in a lot of ways, I admire the guy. But all that doesn't matter. Because I also think Elon Musk is a crook. And I hate crooks. In fact, I started Wall Street Insights & Indictments, in part, to expose all the swindlers, thieves, and other miscreants who populate Wall Street, Washington, and Corporate America. The CEO of Tesla Inc. (NasdaqGS:TSLA) just battled the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission due to his foreboding, "Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured," Tweet. Under the terms of his settlement, Musk must pay a $20 million fine and step down as Tesla chairman for a period of three years. All you Elon Musk worshipers (I know you're out there) can keep singing his praises. Don't bother emailing me to defend him. I'm not going to read them anyway. This guy might be able to invent a fantastic vehicle, but as the CEO of a publicly traded company, he's a menace. I've analyzed his past public behavior and activities and put together this exposé on Mr. Musk's nefarious deeds. Read it and weep. What you do with that information is up to you - but I hope you make better decisions than he did. Now, not everyone out there is a crook like Mr. Musk. In fact, there are plenty of companies and CEOs out there that I do like. I'll tell you about a few of them next time we chat. See you then. Sincerely, Shah Gilani Editor, Wall Street Insights & Indictments P.S. This isn't the first time CEOs have only had their best interests in mind. No wonder the top CEOs keep getting rich making an average of 296 times more than the typical worker. 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