financial analysts greedy?

I hear alot about greedy wall street analysts. stuff like they charge more than what they're worth, they are young and overpaid, they make positive stories about companies just to make more money..... What is the correct stereotype? enlighten me por favor

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To be fair though, everyone charges more than what they're worth if they can get away with it!

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You are a stereotype, of a massive tool.

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There are no greedy people on Wall Street, you must be confusing us with software engineers. Those niggaz is straight up korrupt.

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FlakeThere are no greedy people on Wall Street, you must be confusing us with software engineers. Those niggaz is straight up korrupt.

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