speculator|speculators in English
noun
['spec·u·la·tor || 'spekjəleɪtə /-kjʊlə-]
one who buys and sells commodities to profit from fluctuations in their market value, one who engages in any risky business venture in the hope of making large gains
Use "speculator|speculators" in a sentence
1. 11 He is a traitor, a speculator!
2. Land speculators tried to defraud him of his savings.
3. 8 He is speculator who hold up customers.
4. 6 The aim was to bludgeon speculators and impress creditors.
5. Devalued by 5 percent yesterday before currency speculators attacked it.
6. A speculator may try to amass great wealth.
7. 10 He was a sinister and crafty speculator.
8. 6 Sarkozy is not a strong reformer, but a speculator.
9. 20 Losses make the speculator studious -- not profits.
10. 9 Losses make the speculator studious -- not profits.
11. 1 I used the language of the speculator.
12. 7 A speculator may try to amass great wealth.
13. 25 The stake was large, and Harkness was a daring speculator.
14. 12 When a speculator bets wrongly , gearing blows up the damage.
15. The cost would be passed on to speculators, discouraging one-way bets.
16. Stock traders may be an agent, hedger, arbitrageur, speculator, stockbroker.
17. Mr. Truscott is faced by the demands of agribusiness and land speculators.
18. Tricks of the manipulator exposed, how speculators are also Buncoed and fleeced by …
19. Better to squelch the speculators by choosing a substantially stronger yuan early on.
20. Speculators gave Schrepfer large advances, amounting to circa one million euro in today's money.
21. But they will be frustrated if land speculators continue to hoard land with planning permission.
22. The local recipient of the most fixes, year after year, is legendary land speculator Don Diamond.
23. 18 The lifetime of an speculator is measured in months, not years.
24. 13 The ciritics assessed him a political speculator rather than a statesman.
25. 3 Where site assembly is involved, the speculator fulfils a valuable function.