I don't see any of those things are particularly red flaggy to me -- not in a "this therapist is completely unethical" kind of sense. But that's TO ME. They apparently bother you, so you have to decide if they are problems for you in your own therapy.

I honed in on your statement, "I doubt he is helpful for now." Sounds more like, to me, that you are doubting you are getting much help anymore from this therapist, and are really looking for justifications to end therapy with him.

The reality is, if you don't think the therapist is working for you any longer, you have the complete control to search out a different therapist for yourself, and you probably should do so.

Sometimes we just reach a point with a therapist that it is time to move on. Fresh eyes. That's okay to do, and often is a very smart move.