Banks needs to raise bases due to inflation

EVERY asset class is up this year

Stocks out of control

Housing out of control

Lumber out of control

Copper wiring out of control

Used car prices exploding up

Even rolexes are trading at prices unheard of

Workers are refusing to work min wage jobs 

This is hyper inflation boys / Jpowell and Yellen are only refusing to acknowledge it publicly because it was cause panic.

Any BB that raised their base this year has ONLY kept up with with the hyper inflation of the past 12 months

Any BB that hasn't  - hope you all enjoy your 20% drop in salary this year

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This argument is fundamentally flawed because just because there are 1000s of people waiting, they are of lower quality than the people whom they would replace. There's a reason they are waiting and not in the industry--if banking wants to be seen as a mediocre profession with mediocre people sure. If they want to continue to attract at least some "top" candidates, it's gotta change

 
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You're right that we are on the verge of a dollar crisis/hyperinflation, but the Fed will never raise rates. That would cause their beloved stock market bubble to collapse and destroy the phony "wealth effect". The debt based zombie economy would absolutely collapse if they even tried to raise rates to 2.5% like they did in 2018. If they tried to go to 5%, we would have a financial crisis far worse than 2008. The government would have to default on its debt and cut spending. Companies have not been covering actual inflation with wages for a long time. Everybody knows the CPI is rigged and severely understates inflation. You have to be responsible for protecting yourself from the rising cost of living unfortunately.

 

It is but you gotta prepare yourself. It seems you recognize the dire situation we are in, Get out of the dollar while you can. I just wish I was already older with wealth to invest instead of in college starting from scratch.

 

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