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Index
T HE A RT OF C ONTRARY T HINKING B EFORE Y OU B EGIN — S ECTION I—I T P AYS TO B E C ONTRARY S ECTION II—E SSAYS P ERTAINING TO THE T HEORY OF C ONTRARY O PINION AND THE A RT OF C ONTRARY T HINKING Waves of Mass Sentiment The Investors’ Dilemma Habit The Psychology of Inflation When There Is No Public Opinion Imitation of the Minority For Your Notebook On Being Contrary to the Gregarious Opinion The Theory of Contrary Opinion Is a “Way of Thinking” Thinking By Accident Put the Cart Before the Horse Law of Universal Inequality Propaganda Realism: The Contrary Challenge of the New Year How Economists Sometimes Make Their Predictions Go Wrong Ask “What’s Right?”—Instead of Always “What’s Wrong?” Mass Psychology and the Campaigns Social Psychology Economic Psychology Looking Back An Historic Return to Gold Contrary Events from History Tidal Movements Much to Learn On Predicting the Unpredictable “Crowd Upset” Favors Eisenhower Money Minds Why Forecasts Go Haywire Revolutions Require the Long View Theory of Contrary Opinion Hinges on Laws of Imitation and Contagion Where Will Mass Conformity Lead? The Theory of Contrary Opinion Deals with Delusions and Mass Misconceptions Looking Two Ways at Once The Ticklish Business of Forecasting What’s the Use of It All? Maybe Some Old Theories Are Still Valid “Neutralism”—in Economic Writing Be a Nonconformist in Your Thinking More on Socio-political Trends Thinking Humanistically As Well As Realistically Thinking in Circles “… Still Doesn’t Know What Makes Him Tick” Three Types of “Opinions”—Thoughtful, Thoughtless, Emotional How Opinions Are Formed Read-and-Needle Is the Contrary Way The Theory of Contrary Opinion and the “Triadic Law” “Social Pressure Often Breeds Conformity” Momentum More on the Contrary Approach to Creative Thinking Motives and Movements Mass Mesmerism … Again on the Question: “Is the Public Always Wrong in the Market?” The Problem of Knowing and Measuring Opinions The Law of Mental Unity of Crowds The Theory of C. O. Is Not a System of Forecasting: It Is a Method of Working Toward Thought-Out Conclusions “Why Do You Think You Think?” Let Us Be Contrary: Let Us Not Deny That Our Destiny Lies in the Skies Capitalism’s Basic Factor: Earning Power A Libertarian Surely Has To Be a Contrarian These Days! A Fallacy in Economic Extrapolation How To Look Ahead—Profitably Is There Any Real Purpose in Contrary Thinking? Limbering Up Your Mind A Money-Mind Versus the Impetuous Impulse To Make Some Easy Money Communists Practice the Theory of C.O. The Right Word (or Thought) May Be Worth a Thousand Pictures A Think-It-Out-For-Yourself Kit Opinions and Words Versus Facts The Years Forecasters Would Like to Forget Quick to Conform, but Slow to Differ Forty-One Years of “Unexpected” Events Epilogue: Slaves to “They,” by Samuel B. Pettengill
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