Good argument and I agree with you, but by my point is more focused on recent actions in regard to the socialization of risk and privatization of reward. My com

Good argument and I agree with you, but by my point is more focused on recent actions in regard to the socialization of risk and privatization of reward. My comment aside, I definitely appreciate the value of honest financial gurus. To your point re: the principles of capitalism, US is still very young and most institutional investments funds are not top performers longer than a few years. They are NOT the best for picking long-term winners, ultimately their criteria is governed by a 5-10 year exit. Let's not carelessly forget where capitalism can get it wrong — self-interest has done plenty of harm in man's time. What concerns me is that many of these "managers" are now on the 'creation' end of the "solution".