Sticking to your guns isnt always easy. Just ask famed contrarian investor David Dreman, founder and chairman of Dreman Value Management. In the wake of the 2008 crash, Dreman watched his funds, which were heavy on bank and other financial stocks, plunge 35 to 45 percent. He had chosen those stocks because they were cheaply valued and had low price-earnings ratios, in line with his value investment philosophy.
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