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Trump turmoil has Wall Street cheerleaders facing hard questions

For some of the worlds largest banks, Trumps firing of Comey last week was a signal moment.

By Dani Burger, Brian Chappatta, Nabila Ahmed | Updated on May 18, 2017
From Trump's first day on the job, markets have rallied, but for some of the world’s largest banks, Trump’s firing of Comey last week was a signal moment. (Photo: AP)

(Bloomberg) — For the first time, a Wall Street that’s been giddy over Donald Trump is starting to ask some hard questions.

From Day 1, markets have rallied, defying what many of the same Wall Street types said would be a disastrous election outcome.

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