Commentary I’ve been in this business for over two decades. As a financial adviser, I built custom portfolios for clients. I grew that skill into my own advisory firm. I even ran a hedge fund. I think it’s fair to say that I’ve seen pretty deep into the other swamp called professional Wall Street. And I’m pretty sure I have an idea. Like so many people mistakenly think, real investing success has nothing to do with studying stock fundamentals, economic indicators, or tracking price charts. All you have to do to get incredibly rich on Wall Street? Be the person who makes policy. But isn’t that illegal insider trading? The short answer is, no. As proof, I’d offer some recent antics by members of the Federal Reserve. Foxes, Meet the Henhouse Last October, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan was caught with his hand in the “cookie jar,” so to speak, …