Among the renewed Greek drama, many missed a key development in the past week, namely Jefferies Q2 earnings, and particularly the company’s fixed income revenue: traditionally a harbinger of profitability for Wall Street’s biggest source of profit (or at least biggest source of profit in the Old Normal). And while not as abysmal as the 56% collapse in the first quarter, in the three months ended May 31 what has traditionally been the bread and butter of Dick Handler’s operation generated just $153 million in revenue.