In the same way, contrarian investing isn’t just about blindly betting against the crowd – most of the time stocks are cheap for a reason – it is about being willing to look differently in the short term to stack the long-term odds in your favour. ![]() ![]() He was willing to stand apart from the crowd, but that wasn’t his goal, it was the natural outcome of his bottom-up research. Galileo’s objections, on the other hand, were based on the rigour of fundamental research. While both reject the accepted view of the world, flat earthers’ views seem to stem from a scepticism of the prevailing order and an unwillingness to accept the facts laid out for them. ![]() What do Galileo Galilei and a member of the flat earth society have in common? The answer, we think, goes to the core of how contrarian investing works.
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