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contrarian

Individual who acts in the opposite way to popular opinion. Investors adopting a contrarian approach to stock selection would choose stocks and industry sectors that are performing poorly or are out of favour. Adopting a contrarian approach can be a profitable method of stock selection provided investors do not confuse stocks that are out of favour with those of companies that are badly managed and unlikely to recover.



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I do see the initial appeal of conservatism at Berkeley [the University of California, Brock's alma mater] was contrarianism.
If this makes contrarianism sound like stodginess, Sargent sees financial services deregulation as an opportunity to take advantage of uncharted territory, such as banking.
Now, I want to make it clear that I'm not just going against these analysts just for the sake of contrarianism.
 
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