In early February, I got a total of close to one hundred "disagrees" for saying Elon's new comp plan did not protect shareholders in certain cases where Elon gets a billion dollars or more, when shareholders do not get a fair return on their money for taking orders of magnitude higher risk with their capital, rather than simply investing in the S&P 500 index, while suffering endless volatility, primarily because of the repeatedly missed timelines that only serve the purposes of those who want to see Tesla fail. Someone here even oddly told me to take my money and invest elsewhere, as if picking up my stuff and running away is the solution to Corporate America's widespread excessive CEO compensation problem. Not a single soul on TMC agreed with my position.
This week, both proxy agencies advised to vote against the Board's recommendation, which is an extremely rare occurrence (here and here).
If this does not prove that TMC has become an echo chamber, I don't know what does.
I don't like proxy agencies.