Bill Ackman hasn’t lost his appetite for Restaurant Brands International. He still owns nearly 10% of QSR — home of Burger King, Tim Hortons, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs. Should investors join the activist investor at the table?

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Uber just became Bill Ackman’s #1 bet. With strong earnings, growing free cash flow, and big-time institutional backing, could your portfolio use a lift too? Let’s find out—emojis, wit, and wisdom included.

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Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square has made headlines again—this time for a turbo-charged bet on Hertz that’s now doubled in value. But this isn’t a one-hit wonder. From fast food giants to activist showdowns, Ackman’s concentrated strategy, sharp risk management, and occasional billion-dollar “oopsies” make him one of Wall Street’s most compelling players.

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This article lists some of the most successful hedge funds based on the quality of their management, track record, key strategic focus, risk management, fee structure, and other criteria. Hedge funds follow various strategies to offer investors a compelling, but risky investment alternative. Investing with one requires a high minimum investment and specific wealth profile (high net worth, high-income generation threshold) from accredited investors. Hedge funds charge (approx.) a 2% management and 20% performance fee. The idea or hope is that they are worth it. 

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