/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57312907
I feel like if I could go back in time a comp sci minor would be something I would try to do. Even though I don't like it, some of the skills are useful (I do now do some coding ironically) and it would have been easiest to learn it during undergrad when I was 100% in school. What do I know, I am not in compsci making 250k a year and working 6 hour weeks

I feel like the stock market hasn't realistically priced in the deflationary pressure of the high TC people are going to be having. I mean, now a days everyone has a four year CS degree making a STARTING BASE SALARY on AVERAGE of 240k. That number easily goes up to 350 to 400k before you know it with a FAIR amount of people hitting 600k. This is with average houses on 7-8& interest being what? 400k. Everything is super affordable right now since everyoen has those TCs or will get them in the future curtousy their CS degree they got plus that average MINIMUM salary of about 240k. I don't get the bears right now becasue things are really affordable considering the high TCs that people have on average.