The other part of that equation is that if I'm a fund manager, I have a fiduciary duty to my clients. Tesla has had a ton of red flags this week:

* General counsel quit

* Board no longer has insurance, Musk is "insuring" with . . . Tesla shares

* The Q1 financials are extremely suspicious

* Musk's meltdown during the ER call

* Musk's actions in the NASA conference

* Musk's meltdown on Twitter

* Musk's meltdown basically guaranteeing another SEC investigation

As a professional, you really have to check if it's in your client's best interests to continue to be exposed to this.