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}A daily digest of opinions and analysisThat 401(k) Tax Break Shouldn't Be Sacred, You KnowMillions of Americans benefit from the popular, politically imperiled status quo. Many more do not. As the president and Republican lawmakers lock horns over the future of the 401(k), Justin Fox questions the wisdom of making it the centerpiece of the U.S. retirement savings system in the first place.Don't Let Big Banks Escape the Federal Reserve's ScrutinyIn the aftermath of the Great Recession, lawmakers made the Fed strengthen its oversight of the 40 or so largest banks in the U.S. — those with more than $50 billion in assets. Now that Congress is considering easing those standards, Senator Elizabeth Warren warns it could raise the risk of another financial crisis.Don't Be Distracted by the Trump Dossier FussYes, Democrats financed research into Trump's ties to Russia. We've known that for a year. Trump biographer Timothy L. O'Brien offers a careful accounting of what's new and significant (and what's old news) in the Washington Post's recent reporting on the Steele dossier. "The Good Doctor" Is Sweet, and That's Good EnoughTV critics are puzzled by the ABC medical drama, which is earning top ratings despite consistently mediocre reviews (pity any show with a 44 percent Rotten Tomatoes score). But Stephen L. Carter understands what the cynics don't: The show is "relentlessly, hopelessly, maddeningly sweet," at a time when Americans desperately need uplift.Ritholtz's ReadsOvercoming a hard-wired bias for loss aversion (Live Mint)Neuberger Berman's stealth entrance into a $40 trillion market (Bloomberg)Leon Cooperman on life after an SEC investigation (Institutional Investor)(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup here.) Bloomberg GadflyMattel's got fresh eyes and a big messAmazon doesn't deserve a blank checkMore pain is coming for overpriced tech startups(Read more from BV's sister site for fast business commentary.)Bloomberg L.P. ● 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022Web ● Facebook ● TwitterFeedback ● Unsubscribe

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