American economist Robert Frank once remarked, “The discernment of an individual’s aptitude can be gleaned to some extent from the sartorial choices they make.” A financial luminary by the name of Fred Corbrick once found himself in attendance at a presentation. The convening entity was a corporation experiencing a phase of rapid expansion, with the presenter being none other than the CEO of said corporation. The affair was marked by an air of vivacity, and the CEO’s oration proved both infectious and compelling. Following the assembly, Corbrick approached the CEO and conveyed his favorable impression of the company, intimating his inclination towards purchasing its stocks. However, as the CEO extended…