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Contrarian Investing
Profit where others panic.
Taking high-conviction positions against prevailing market sentiment — and understanding why crowd psychology creates the most asymmetric investment opportunities. Contrarian investing demands intellectual independence, patience, and a rigorous framework for knowing when the crowd is wrong.
27 lessons · ~4.3 hrs to complete
Learning Path
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Practitioner Lessons
PractitionerDeeper application — how the principles of this school translate into real portfolio decisions.
Practitioner Lessons8 min
Value Trap vs. Contrarian Opportunity — The Critical Distinction
Howard Marks
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Practitioner Lessons8 min
Sentiment Indicators — Quantifying the Crowd
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Practitioner Lessons7 min
Managing the Emotional Cost of Being Contrarian
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Practitioner Lessons9 min
Soros's Reflexivity — How Markets Shape the Reality They Reflect
Howard Marks
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Practitioner Lessons8 min
Sector Rotation from a Contrarian Lens
Howard Marks
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Practitioner Lessons7 min
Managing the Emotional Cost of Being Contrarian
Howard Marks
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