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No. They make money for investors.
I have never invested in hedge funds, so I do not have any knowledge of the subject.
I do believe that SunTzuSays would be the knowledgeable person to weigh in on this one.
I would weigh in on this one… except that
the word "disenfranchised" usually has more to do with voting than economics or finance markets. Which makes the question sort of strange looking.
I'm not even sure what we're asking here.
Limit political contributions? Different taxation levels? Higher/different regulation compliance? What? (and the answers for those, no, no, and no).