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contrarian

[kuhn-trair-ee-uhn] / kənˈtrɛər i ən /
NOUN
one who takes an opposing view
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The chief investment strategist for Bank of America Securities, Michael Hartnett, made his contrarian call on the long bond when the yield was hovering around 5% last summer.

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These covers were a good contrarian indicator 68% of the time.

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A JPMorgan strategist made a contrarian call, saying bitcoin now looks more appealing than gold for the long term after the surge in the yellow metal’s price.

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A JPMorgan strategist made a contrarian call, saying bitcoin now looks more appealing than gold for the long term after the surge in the yellow metal’s price.

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If you’re an investor seeking a contrarian trade, software may still be worth a look, according to Rabe, but tailwinds for the chips sector are hard to ignore.

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