AVOID THINKING LIKE THE CROWD - AND PROFIT FROM YOUR INDEPENDENCE
Neill's Theory of Contrary Opinion began as his attempt to understand and predict economic trends. By reading THE ART OF CONTRARY THINKING you'll understand what contrary opinion is, how to apply it to the markets when investing, and how it can aid you in your critical thinking.
"Mr. Neill lays out in short, specific chapters, his arguments for why popular opinions often times turn out to be wrong, while the opposite, contrary opinion, would turn out to be correct ...Mr. Neill lays out a clear framework of how one assesses what the "popular" opinion is, and how to teach yourself not to get caught up in the herd and to think independently.
- Contrary opinion is the key to Bernie Schaeffer's successful Expectational Analysis® approach. Read this book to understand why!
- The Crowd is Usually Wrong: As Neill writes, "The 'crowd' is most enthusiastic and optimistic when it should be cautious and prudent; and is most fearful when it should be bold".
- But Understanding the Crowd is Critical to Trading Success: Measuring and evaluating the sentiment of the crowd is key to successful trading, because it is the crowd that has the greatest effect on the future price movement of the stock. When you correctly predict the future price movement of a stock, your profits will soar!
- Learn how to think critically and avoid being seduced by the obvious.
- Discover the practical uses for contrary thinking for forecasting market movements.

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