How the BEST investors think? (Contrarian thinking strategies)

What is contrarian thinking all about? Many people that follow my work are not people who follow a conventional path in life. Many of us are looking at global advantages, hacks in the system, we seek opportunities where most people don't see anything, etc.

A Contrarian way of thinking can be very useful and effective both for life and business. Some of the most famous contrarian investors are Peter Thiel, Howard Marks, and Warren Buffett.

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[judgegroovyman]

AntiFragile by Talib is a cool (and quite technical) book about a few aspects of contrarian thinking in particular the idea that certain large monolithic organizations and products are fragile and groups of smaller more hardy and replaceable organizations and products are anti-fragile. Thats not a great summary because its a complex topic but its a book that does a good deal of challenging the status quo. I remember the governmental or banking structure of Switzerland being an example of anti-fragility in the book.

[ipro]

We are input / output systems. Garbage in, garbage out. That's what is important to choose good input sources. Always doubt and verify with logical examples.

[matinbali]

Hi Michael still waiting for your crypto video on best tax friendly countries😳👍

[bartb]

Great video! Any books you recommend on contrarian thinking?

[StarkovArtur]

I also grew up in exactly 10.000 town!)))

[alexanderkorolov]

Getting aways from the mass means getting away from tradition for many. Especially for those, who are coming from traditional countries. And I don't mean folk dances, but rather a tradition of having a family, kids, some kind of permanent employment. Tradition is like a pipe, it swallows you at the young age and spits you out when you are over fifty with the sad feeling of nothing accomplished.
I am exaggerating of course, but wouldn't you think that it makes sense to get away from this kind of "traditional thinking" in order to be a successful investor?