A word to the wise. When stockholders look for a CEO, be sure the bonus is based on market share and the number of jobs the business supports, not simply pocket change on stock prices.

Oh, there is the issue of "Too Big to Fail," too. The only example that clearly illustrates that idea is "The London Whale." The investment profile was far to large to be managed. JP Morgan should have sold off investments to reduce it's management footprint.

There should be tax incentives to begin to break up oversized banks that have exotic instruments that can crash an economy overnight.

Ask how helpful that would be to stabilize the investment portfolio of universities and even USA treasury bonds. I think the USA is still downgraded, right?

United States | Credit Rating (click here)

Most if not all USA allies enjoy the same ratings. It is just a shame about Russia and its return to the old world of invasions. I always thought the reason the USA had such a great brain trust was because of hybrid vigor. But, that is just silly. Isn't it?