<p>Video for a good laugh.</p>
<p>There aren't any bankas anymore, so I don't see why they're braging.</p>
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<p>The day there aren't any bankers is the day hell freezes over. Firms will always want to eat other firms, hence, M&A analysts will still be employed. Firms will always want to earn a high return on their investments and always seeking to make investments, S&T analysts will still be employed. People will always want to earn a return on their nest egg, hence PWM analysts will still be employed.</p>
<p>Downside is this recession, banks just aren't expanding. Doesn't mean there won't be a demand for bankers in the future when things eventually pick up. Anyone who says otherwise is too naive to understand the severity of this economic recession and doesn't know that everyone is affected. From the former CEO John Thain of Merrill Lynch to me, the small ticket reseller who is banking on the fact that people use their credit cards for vacations and show tickets. But that doesn't seem likely during a credit crisis now does it?</p>