The solution here is obvious. If SEC Chairman Jay Clayton wants to make capital markets more accessible to businesses and investors, and ensure that we don't have another 2008 financial crash, fix the credit rating agency racket. Stop playing favorites and force S&P and Moody's to compete against scores of smaller companies like Egan-Jones and others. If he doesn't act soon, he will put this wonderful Trump boom at risk. And, Chairman Clayton, we will all know who to blame this time around.