speculative
ఊహాజనిత
definition
adjective
discussion of the question is largely speculative
engaged in, expressing, or based on conjecture rather than knowledge.
Regulators fear that informal lending is fueling speculative investment in real estate and other sectors.
(of an investment) involving a high risk of loss.
example
Regulators fear that informal lending is fueling 'speculative' investment in real estate and other sectors.
Such reasons should be empirically based and not just 'speculative' .
With a smile, Danielle glances at Ian before returning her 'speculative' gaze to Daphne.
The defendant says the elements of the loss must be established with reasonable certainty, and must not be 'speculative' or conjectural.
He said the financial adviser had told both women he was investing their money wisely, but used it to try to solve his own credit card debts and financial problems, or lost it on 'speculative' ventures.
The account is based primarily on observations; but it is also 'speculative' , relying to some extent on theoretical considerations.
The ensuing pattern of highly 'speculative' investment led to the savings-and-loan scandal of the 1980s.
This notion is 'speculative' and demands further research.
It was a 'speculative' venture that flopped spectacularly, with the company finally going into liquidation in 1913.
However, it should be said that even at these low valuations they are still quite 'speculative' investments.
Many loss-making 'speculative' ventures raised money on the public markets.
The 'speculative' investment of $2,000 yielded over $90,000 in endowed scholarships within just a few years.
He said pure biotech investment tended to be more 'speculative' and returns took longer and were not guaranteed.
Atwood uses the term 'speculative' fiction rather than science fiction.
It is a pity that they should wish to finance this by selling land for 'speculative' building development to the detriment of our environment.
The shares closed last week at around $10 and analysts have a 'speculative' buy on the stock due to the high risks associated with the company and a price target of $19.
This enabled them to invest in major infrastructure projects as well as more 'speculative' ventures.
The building is the second of six 'speculative' office blocks to be let at the park - the South Western Area Health Board has already agreed a lease on an adjoining building.
Issues inevitably haunt the category of 'speculative' residential building.
A senior banker who did not wish to be named said there was no need to impose any additional controls on loans for 'speculative' investments as would be needed for other kinds of investment.
‘The days of ITspending on 'speculative' ventures is gone,’ he said.
This is clearly an example of highly 'speculative' and incomplete theoretical explanations getting way ahead of all the available evidence.
After the London Institution he moved into 'speculative' building, progressing from Highbury villas to Bloomsbury and Belgravia.
A number of entries also contain assertions that are unfounded or highly 'speculative' .
For one thing, the increase in 'speculative' buying and more exotic loan packages raise the risk of volatility in the mortgage market if yields turn higher quickly.
Shooting her a 'speculative' glance, he rested his elbow on the desk and rubbed his chin thoughtfully.
We sympathise with people who have difficulty finding tenants but 'speculative' building is still a risky business.
Much of my book is 'speculative' and meant to be suggestive rather than definitive.
Unit trust investments must not be 'speculative' .
In most cases, this is highly 'speculative' investing, and anyone looking to trade futures should really do his or her homework.
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