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contrarian

/kənˈtrɛə.ri.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne, notamment un investisseur, qui agit délibérément à contre-courant des opinions ou des tendances dominantes du marché, en prenant des positions opposées à celles de la majorité.

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noun

/kənˈtrɛə.ri.ən/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant une personne, notamment un investisseur, qui agit délibérément à contre-courant des opinions ou des tendances dominantes du marché, en prenant des positions opposées à celles de la majorité.

A noun referring to an investor who deliberately chooses to act against the prevailing market sentiment or majority opinion.

  1. Investor who goes against market trendsC1formalbusiness

    An investor who deliberately decides to go against the prevailing wisdom of other investors, often buying when others are selling and selling when others are buying.

    frInvestisseur contrarien

    • The contrarian bought stocks when everyone else was panicking.
    • She is known as a contrarian in the financial world.
    • Contrarians often profit from market corrections.
  2. Person who opposes popular opinionC1formal

    A person who takes an opposing view to the majority, especially in matters of opinion or belief.

    frPersonne qui s'oppose à l'opinion populaire

    • He is a contrarian who always argues against the group's consensus.
    • The contrarian's perspective challenged the team's assumptions.
    • Being a contrarian can be valuable in creative discussions.

    Synonymesdissenterhereticiconoclastmavericknonconformistrebel

    Antonymesconformistfolloweryes-man

Formes
  • contrarians plural form
  • contrarians' possessive plural form
  • contrarian's possessive singular form
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