This has been the worst year for Wall Street's 'bros' in a long time

The "bros" on Wall Street are having a rough 2016.
Now by "bros," I don't mean former frat boys still clinging to their cargo shorts despite the salary afforded to them by their grown-up job at JPMorgan. I don't even mean the hordes of people who follow "smart" ideas from top investors — CNBC junkies and distracted money managers across the world.
I mean a very tight circle at the very top, and I call them bros because that's what Lehman Brothers CEO Dick Fuld did just before his erstwhile