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Last 50 Posts by Contrarian Profits:
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»The Dollar, the Euro, and being Bullish on Gold
20 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Audit the Fed – Amendment to a $200 billion bill frightens currency traders!
20 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»What if They Stop Buying our Debt?
19 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Goldbugs Beware! The tax man cometh!
18 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Precious Metals
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»Debt – the fall of the U.S. economic empire
18 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Bernanke Rewind – The Fed Head’s same old words
17 Nov 2009 in Bonds & Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Hyperinflation – where is it?
17 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Can precious metals keep on flying?
16 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Precious Metals
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»Slow Down . . . or Else
16 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»What could be worse than a housing bust?
13 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»The Gold Bubble – Is it big enough to burst?
13 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Another Record Debt Sale = Record borrowing for the U.S.
13 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Investment Basics: Ten Rules for Success
12 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Reading between the lines: What the Kraft-Cadbury takeover bid says about the markets at large
11 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Fine Wines – not your grandfather’s Investment Fund!
10 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Time to dump gold?
05 Nov 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»The Two Investing Mistakes to Avoid at all Costs
09 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Can Democrats Anchor Unemployment Without Doing More Damage to the Deficit?
09 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Will Rise In September Retail Sales Carry into Holidays?
09 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Why You Need to Look at these Three ‘Zombie-Free Zones’
08 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Gold Soars To Another All-Time High!
08 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Silver
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»Finding Option-Sized Gains from $25 Silver
08 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Silver
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»How to Profit from Immunotherapy Regenerative Medicine
08 Oct 2009 in Biotech & Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»We’re Back to Growth… For Now
08 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»The Three Roadblocks to Sony’s Turnaround
08 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Why All the Fuss Over Rare Earths?
06 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Precious Metals
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»The Five Stocks to Watch This Week
06 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Stock Market
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»RBA Raises Rates!
06 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Silver
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»Hidden Traps Make Bank Stocks a Bad Deal
06 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»The Lehman of 2009
05 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Boom, Bust and Rebuild: Bank of America and the Kenneth Lewis Legacy
02 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»A Jobs Jamboree Friday!
02 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»OLED: The Next High-Tech Profit Opportunity
01 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Could Goldman Sachs Share GM’s Fate?
01 Oct 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Why You Should Invest in the ‘New’ Germany
30 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Four Companies Set to Profit from a Federal Cash Injection
30 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Who’s Buying Oil?
30 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Whiplash Wednesday!
30 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Think China vs. India
30 Sep 2009 in China & Emerging Markets & India & Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Inflation is Our Future
30 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Silver
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»Your Guaranteed Triple with the Stock Market ‘Trump Card’
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Stock Market
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»Inflation, Deflation, Peak Oil and Complex Systems
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»What Happened to Toxic Assets?
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Stop The Presses!
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Must Reads September 28, 2009
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»The 7 Safest Places Canada’s Best Economist Is Parking his Cash
29 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Precious Metals
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»What if Everyone in the World Wanted a One-Ounce Gold Coin?
28 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Follow the Money: Washington to Wall Street…
28 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary
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»Buying Stocks Safely Using Alternative Entry Points
28 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary & Stock Market
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»Long-Term Stock-Market Uptrend to Continue
28 Sep 2009 in Investing Lessons & Market Commentary



ContrarianProfits.com is a financial news and opinion website with a twist. As investment guru Rick Rule puts it, “You are either a contrarian or a victim.” In the financial world, most people are losers because they just don’t know what game they’re playing. They think they can just get “into the market” along with everyone else, do what everyone else does, and they will make money. Not likely. By the time you’ve paid commissions, spreads, fees, taxes – and suffered the consequences of inflation – you’ll be very lucky just to have as much money as you started with.
ContrarianProfits.com is a contrarian site, in the sense that we provide ideas, opinions and recommendations that often run counter to the mainstream financial press. We do this not just to be contrary, but because we’ve realized that Rick is right. You don’t make money by following the crowd; you make money by leading it.
Why is this so? Well, it’s obvious that if you do the same thing everyone else does you’ll get the same results everyone else gets. On average, and over the long run, real investment returns for the typical investor cannot exceed the rate of growth of the economy itself. Everybody can’t get richer faster than everybody else. Real economic growth in the US today averages about 3% per year; if you don’t make any mistakes, that’s about what you can expect. Few people may be satisfied with 3% per year, but most feel comfortable in the middle of the financial herd and are happy to take whatever that gets them. If you’re one of those people, you will probably not like our site. It will make you uncomfortable.
If, on the other hand, you’re willing to look at things a little differently, you’ll appreciate the views of many of our columnists, contributors and visionaries.