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go against the tide

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go/swim against the tide
to do the opposite of what most other people are doing It's not easy to go against the tide in defence of your principles. (sometimes + of ) He always seemed to be swimming against the tide of public opinion.
See drift with the tide, stem the tide, turn the tide
See also: against, tide


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One local financial expert said entrepreneurs who go against the tide are often times successful.
It's hard to go against the tide, although a major pullback in its share price would be a good play since the company will have solid growth built into its future.
 
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