> He tends to invest in established exploitative companies. What about BNSF for instance? > His investments have been made on an almost exclusive basis of gro

> He tends to invest in established exploitative companies. What about BNSF for instance? > His investments have been made on an almost exclusive basis of growing wealth, which in the end is a very sterile end to aim for. What is a more appropriate terminal goal for a hedge fund manager? Would you personally invest your parents' 401Ks, your alma mater's endowment, or your city/state's pensions in a fund whose goal is not "growing wealth"? Are you willing to contribute to each fund to make up the difference (or raise taxes)?