I imagine most do have faith in free enterprise, but I don't think they have faith in free enterprise being a safe investment when government regulations come i

I imagine most do have faith in free enterprise, but I don't think they have faith in free enterprise being a safe investment when government regulations come into play. Taking AirBnB, Uber or even Tesla as an example. It is clear that there is an issue with the industries in which they operate, whether government imposed or new tech shifting paradigms, and those issues make for an opportunity. The problem is that, while the idea makes for a fairly sound investment, regulators greatly increase the risk involved. What comes of Tesla if their "stores" idea is ruled illegal? The same with AirBnB or Uber and their uses of private property? Unless the return compensates for the increased risk, rational investors will stick with ones that do.