That's all true, but that's still looking at it from a consumer perspective instead of a pure stock/business one.

He turned a nothing of a company into something that printed billions every year, that was so lofty they felt comfy giving him hundreds of millions in bonuses just as a reward for how massively he grew every year regardless of how much people hated him or the company.

That's top tier amoral business strategy in the shareholder market, including hiding the rot until you have jumped ship and cashed out. Which every single shareholder and member of the board would also do at the drop of a hat.