Bill Bernstein on Financial History, Star Managers & The 4 Pillars of Investing | #490
The Meb Faber Show - Better Investing
The Danger of Eloquence
The danger of eloquence lies in how charlatans are able to deploy it to deceive others. Charismatic individuals like Jack Welch, Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Bankman Freed, and Kathy Woods often use their eloquence and charisma to portray themselves as successful and impressive, despite their true intentions or abilities. This eloquence and charisma can be a red flag, indicating a potential danger. On the other hand, the most reliable individuals often lack strong public speaking skills or charisma, suggesting an inverse correlation between eloquence, intelligence, forecasting ability, and money management skills.
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