Have you got the guts to invest like a contrarian?

Contrarian investing could be the ultimate game plan. All you have to do is zig as everyone else zags. But how do you do that? Bengt Saelensminde explains.

Contrarian investing could be the ultimate game plan. All you have to do is zig as everyone else zags.

The problem is, most people who call themselves contrarians don't have the fortitude to make this sort of investing work for them.

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Bengt graduated from Reading University in 1994 and followed up with a master's degree in business economics.

 

He started stock market investing at the age of 13, and this eventually led to a job in the City of London in 1995. He started on a bond desk at Cantor Fitzgerald and ended up running a desk at stockbroker's Cazenove.

 

Bengt left the City in 2000 to start up his own import and beauty products business which he still runs today.