'The Twitter nightmare continues as Musk uses Tesla as his own ATM machine...'
Analysts from the leading wealth management company Wedbush put it even more bluntly in athis week, saying that the purchase will "go down as the most overpaid tech acquisition" in history as Musk continues to use his EV company as "his own ATM machine to keep funding the red ink."
In the message, the wealth management gurus are calling the whole fiasco a "Twitter nightmare," and it's not hard to see why — this whole debacle does, indeed, have the tenor of a bad dream.
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