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Adding to the gloom are allegations against Elon Musk from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stemming from his acquisition of Twitter shares. The SEC’s investigation focuses on whether Musk violated securities laws by failing to disclose his initial purchase of shares in a timely manner. Nevertheless, many analysts regard the potential penalties—a projected $150,000 fine—as relatively minor compared to the companies' overall financials.
Critics portray this as a significant concern, but in reality, it isn’t a serious threat to Tesla’s operations or finances. In the grand scheme of Tesla's enduring growth ambitions, this legal hurdle appears to be a minor distraction.