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contrarian

[kuhn-trair-ee-uhn] / kənˈtrɛər i ən /
NOUN
one who takes an opposing view
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“A contrarian stance: Costco risk skews heavily to the downside,” he said.

From MarketWatch

I have always been contrarian about Hurston, herself a great contrarian and genius crank.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research, asked exactly that in a post on X, where he pointed out that Time’s Person of the Year has “a long history of being an excellent contrarian indicator.”

From MarketWatch

He found that covers of The Economist were particularly powerful contrarian indicators.

From MarketWatch

The fund has also made contrarian bets on out-of-fashion sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples.

From Barron's