speculate
ஊகம்
definition
verb
my colleagues speculate about my private life
form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence.
he didn't look as though he had the money to speculate in stocks
invest in stocks, property, or other ventures in the hope of gain but with the risk of loss.
translation of 'speculate'
நன்றாக ஆலோசனை செய் (அ) யோசி
verb
ஊகஞ்செய்
example
Fannie officials say they are in control of their risks and don't 'speculate' with derivatives.
So you'd like to 'speculate' on the stock market, but find the publicly quoted companies a bit too dry?
How many are taking advantage of real estate inflation and mortgage interest deductibility to fund their retirement accounts or otherwise 'speculate' in the markets?
my colleagues 'speculate' about my private life
Interest rates were stable under the gold standard, and the small variation in bond prices did not admit a profitable opportunity to 'speculate' in bonds.
my colleagues 'speculate' about my private life
he didn't look as though he had the money to 'speculate' in stocks
A hedge fund borrows money to 'speculate' in the stock market.
You should only 'speculate' with risk capital (money you can afford to lose).
October is one of the most dangerous months to 'speculate' in shares.
It lets traders and investors 'speculate' on the rate of fluctuation for US stocks.
Spread bets carry a very high level of risk to your capital; only 'speculate' with money you can afford to lose.
he didn't look as though he had the money to 'speculate' in shares
Business profits also allowed him to 'speculate' in hinterland real estate, railroad stocks, and other enterprises in the hope of further returns.
Let's just walk through some of the steps of this, if you actually are going to go out and 'speculate' in the marketplace.
And, did it become popular to borrow in Euros to 'speculate' in higher-yielding Mexican or Brazilian securities?
Large capitalists can invest in government bonds, or they can 'speculate' in stocks and commodities whose price is soaring due to the inflation.
But it seems some investors were willing to 'speculate' on the stock before that.
Some have 'speculated' that it stems from the fact that most women are still regarded as outsiders in the corporate world, thus freeing them to do the right thing instead of the convenient thing.
Some 'speculated' that it was, because there was limited evidence that another race had existed there once.
Thompson 'speculated' that this was probably the reason why Muskie had been acting so ‘erratic’ of late.
These are the circumstances in which 'speculators' flourish.
He was also a land 'speculator' and a man of business.
Orwell astutely 'speculated' that ‘quite possibly that particular fashion will not last.’
Some analysts have 'speculated' that the ECB could cut interest rates soon to ward off damage to confidence and growth from tumbling share prices.
He also 'speculated' that she may have been killed somewhere else and dumped at the spot, between 2 am and 6.30 am.
Researchers 'speculated' that organically grown plants are subject to more environmental challenges and therefore have stronger antioxidant defenses.
But a lot of people 'speculated' that that was the case.
Andersen 'speculated' that the amount would hover around $15,000.
Amidst his wife and the other two techies, he has no interest in this new technology, happier taking walks in the quarry by a ruined church than 'speculating' on internet stocks.
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