Bernie Sanders struggles for details in his populist attacks on Wall Street
Plus: Most investors made money in March, negative interest rates could mean the end of cash as we know it, and re-writing office dress codes
- Bernie Sanders gets tripped up in the details of his plan to take down Wall Street. Not exactly a plan, but some beliefs, and good intentions.
- The majority of investors made money in March, which is bad news for the 8% who lost money. The killer was too much cash.
- The big picture of negative interest rates could mean a lot less cash swirling throughout the world. The Central Banks’ mandate.
- Office dress codes that give employees the flexibility to dress for their day at work still require lots of oversight. What happens when employees are allowed to wear jeans.
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