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Definition
Synonym
Spekulationswelle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Spekulationswelle
f
econ.
welter of speculative buying; speculative surge in the market
Spekulieren
n
; Spekulation
f
(spekulative Geschäftstätigkeit)
econ.
Aktienspekulation
f
; Spekulation mit Aktien
Fehlspekulation
f
Grundstücksspekulation
f
Haussespekulation
f
(Börse)
Wertpapierspekulation
f
; Spekulation mit Wertpapieren
sich auf gewagte Spekulationen einlassen
Die jüngste
Spekulationswelle
ist wieder abgeebbt.
speculation (speculative business activities)
share speculation
Br.
; stock speculation
Am.
; speculation in shares stocks
bad speculation; wrong speculation
speculation in land; land speculation; land jobbing
Br.
; speculation in property; property speculation; real-estate speculation
Am.
speculation for a rise; bull speculation (stock exchange)
security speculation; securities speculation; speculation in securities
to engage in risky speculations
The most recent wave of speculation has declined.
Spekulationswelle
f
econ.
welter of speculative buying; speculative surge in the market
Spekulieren
n
; Spekulation
f
(spekulative Geschäftstätigkeit)
econ.
Aktienspekulation
f
; Spekulation mit Aktien
Fehlspekulation
f
Grundstücksspekulation
f
Haussespekulation
f
(Börse)
Wertpapierspekulation
f
; Spekulation mit Wertpapieren
sich auf gewagte Spekulationen einlassen
Die jüngste
Spekulationswelle
ist wieder abgeebbt.
speculation (speculative business activities)
share speculation
Br.
; stock speculation
Am.
; speculation in shares stocks
bad speculation; wrong speculation
speculation in land; land speculation; land jobbing
Br.
; speculation in property; property speculation; real-estate speculation
Am.
speculation for a rise; bull speculation (stock exchange)
security speculation; securities speculation; speculation in securities
to engage in risky speculations
The most recent wave of speculation has declined.
Deutsche
Spekulationswelle Synonyme
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welter of speculative buying; speculative surge in the market Synonyme
welter
arsy-varsiness
bask
bend
blunder
careen
career
clutter
cower
cringe
crouch
falter
farrago
flounce
flounder
get down
grovel
hash
heave
helter-skelter
higgledy-piggledy
hobbyhorse
hodgepodge
hunch
hunch down
hysteron proteron
indulge
jumble
labor
litter
lurch
luxuriate
make heavy weather
mess
mishmash
mummify
mummy
pitch
pitch and plunge
pitch and toss
plunge
pound
rear
reel
revel
rock
roll
rollick
scend
scramble
scrouch down
seethe
shrivel
squat
stagger
stoop
strive
struggle
stumble
sway
swing
thrash about
topsy-turviness
topsy-turvydom
toss
toss and tumble
toss and turn
totter
tumble
turmoil
unholy mess
volutation
wallop
wallow
wilt
wizen
writhe
yaw
welter
weight
Chinese boxer
bantamweight
black belt
boxer
brown belt
bruiser
catchweight
featherweight
fighter
fisticuffer
flyweight
heavyweight
karate expert
light heavyweight
lightweight
middleweight
palooka
prizefighter
pug
pugilist
savate expert
sparrer
Spekulationswelle Definition
Buying
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Buy
Market
(
n.
)
A
meeting
together
of
people,
at
a
stated
time
and
place,
for
the
purpose
of
traffic
(as
in
cattle,
provisions,
wares,
etc.)
by
private
purchase
and
sale,
and
not
by
auction
Market
(
n.
)
A
public
place
(as
an
open
space
in
a
town)
or
a
large
building,
where
a
market
is
held
Market
(
n.
)
An
opportunity
for
selling
anything
Market
(
n.
)
Exchange,
or
purchase
and
sale
Market
(
n.
)
The
price
for
which
a
thing
is
sold
in
a
market
Market
(
n.
)
The
privelege
granted
to
a
town
of
having
a
public
market.
Market
(
v.
i.)
To
deal
in
a
market
Market
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
for
sale
in
a
market
Speculative
(
a.
)
Given
to
speculation
Speculative
(
a.
)
Involving,
or
formed
by,
speculation
Speculative
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
vision
Speculative
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
speculation
in
land,
goods,
shares,
etc.
Surge
(
n.
)
A
spring
Surge
(
n.
)
A
large
wave
or
billow
Surge
(
n.
)
The
motion
of,
or
produced
by,
a
great
wave.
Surge
(
n.
)
The
tapered
part
of
a
windlass
barrel
or
a
capstan,
upon
which
the
cable
surges,
or
slips.
Surge
(
v.
i.)
To
swell
Surge
(
v.
i.)
To
slip
along
a
windlass.
Surge
(
n.
)
To
let
go
or
slacken
suddenly,
as
a
rope
Welter
(
v.
i.)
To
roll,
as
the
body
of
an
animal
Welter
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
and
fall,
as
waves
Welter
(
v.
i.)
To
wither
Welter
(
a.
)
Of,
pertaining
to,
or
designating,
the
most
heavily
weighted
race
in
a
meeting
Welter
(
n.
)
That
in
which
any
person
or
thing
welters,
or
wallows
Welter
(
n.
)
A
rising
or
falling,
as
of
waves
welter of speculative buying; speculative surge in the market Bedeutung
market
penetration
the
extent
to
which
a
product
is
recognized
and
bought
by
customers
in
a
particular
market
buying
purchasing
the
act
of
buying,
buying
and
selling
fill
their
days,
shrewd
purchasing
requires
considerable
knowledge
mail-order
buying
catalog
buying
buying
goods
to
be
shipped
through
the
mail
surge
upsurge
a
sudden
or
abrupt
strong
increase,
stimulated
a
surge
of
speculation,
an
upsurge
of
emotion,
an
upsurge
in
violent
crime
marketing
research
market
research
research
that
gathers
and
analyzes
information
about
the
moving
of
good
or
services
from
producer
to
consumer
market
analysis
marketing
research
that
yields
information
about
the
marketplace
market
gardening
the
growing
of
vegetables
or
flowers
for
market
market
capitalization
market
capitalisation
an
estimation
of
the
value
of
a
business
that
is
obtained
by
multiplying
the
number
of
shares
outstanding
by
the
current
price
of
a
share
market
marketplace
market
place
the
world
of
commercial
activity
where
goods
and
services
are
bought
and
sold,
without
competition
there
would
be
no
market,
they
were
driven
from
the
marketplace
black
market
an
illegal
market
in
which
goods
or
currencies
are
bought
and
sold
in
violation
of
rationing
or
controls
buyer's
market
buyers'
market
soft
market
a
market
in
which
more
people
want
to
sell
than
want
to
buy
grey
market
gray
market
an
unofficial
market
in
which
goods
are
bought
and
sold
at
prices
lower
than
the
official
price
set
by
a
regulatory
agency
seller's
market
sellers'
market
a
market
in
which
more
people
want
to
buy
than
want
to
sell
labor
market
the
market
in
which
workers
compete
for
jobs
and
employers
compete
for
workers
butcher
shop
meat
market
a
shop
in
which
meat
and
poultry
(and
sometimes
fish)
are
sold
commodity
exchange
commodities
exchange
commodities
market
an
exchange
for
buying
and
selling
commodities
for
future
delivery
curb
market
a
stock
market
for
trading
in
securities
not
listed
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
farmer's
market
green
market
greenmarket
an
open-air
marketplace
for
farm
products
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
grocery
store
grocery
food
market
market
a
marketplace
where
groceries
are
sold,
the
grocery
store
included
a
meat
market
market
garden
a
garden
where
fruit
and
vegetables
are
grown
for
marketing
marketplace
market
place
mart
market
an
area
in
a
town
where
a
public
mercantile
establishment
is
set
up
open-air
market
open-air
marketplace
market
square
a
public
marketplace
where
food
and
merchandise
is
sold
over-theounter
market
OTC
market
a
stock
exchange
where
securities
transactions
are
made
via
telephone
and
computer
rather
than
on
the
floor
of
an
exchange
slave
market
a
marketplace
where
slaves
were
auctioned
off
(especially
in
the
southern
United
States
before
the
American
Civil
War)
spot
market
a
market
in
which
a
commodity
is
bought
or
sold
for
immediate
delivery
or
delivery
in
the
very
near
future
stock
exchange
stock
market
securities
market
an
exchange
where
security
trading
is
conducted
by
professional
stockbrokers
surge
suppressor
surge
protector
spike
suppressor
spike
arrester
lightning
arrester
electrical
device
inserted
in
a
power
line
to
protect
equipment
from
sudden
fluctuations
in
current
market
order
an
order
to
a
broker
to
sell
or
buy
stocks
or
commodities
at
the
prevailing
market
price
stock
index
stock
market
index
index
based
on
a
statistical
compilation
of
the
share
prices
of
a
number
of
representative
stocks
market
letter
a
newsletter
written
by
an
analyst
of
the
stock
market
and
sold
to
subscribers
billow
surge
a
large
sea
wave
rush
spate
surge
upsurge
a
sudden
forceful
flow
debris
surge
debris
storm
the
sudden
spread
of
dust
and
debris
from
a
collapsing
building,
the
destruction
of
the
building
produced
an
enormous
debris
surge
market
securities
industry
the
securities
markets
in
the
aggregate,
the
market
always
frustrates
the
small
investor
bear
market
a
market
characterized
by
falling
prices
for
securities
bull
market
a
market
characterized
by
rising
prices
for
securities
money
market
a
market
for
short-term
debt
instruments
European
Union
EU
European
Community
EC
European
Economic
Community
EEC
Common
Market
Europe
an
international
organization
of
European
countries
formed
after
World
War
II
to
reduce
trade
barriers
and
increase
cooperation
among
its
members,
he
tried
to
take
Britain
into
the
Europen
Union
market
economy
free
enterprise
private
enterprise
laissez-faire
economy
an
economy
that
relies
chiefly
on
market
forces
to
allocate
goods
and
resources
and
to
determine
prices
non-market
economy
an
economy
that
is
not
a
market
economy
market
the
customers
for
a
particular
product
or
service,
before
they
publish
any
book
they
try
to
determine
the
size
of
the
market
for
it
black
market
people
who
engage
in
illicit
trade
flea
market
an
open-air
street
market
for
inexpensive
or
secondhand
articles
market
cross
a
cross-shaped
monument
set
up
in
the
marketplace
of
a
town
where
public
business
is
often
conducted
market
town
a
(usually
small)
town
where
a
public
market
is
held
at
stated
times
market
analyst
an
analyst
of
conditions
affecting
a
market
(especially
the
stock
market)
market
strategist
someone
skilled
in
planning
marketing
campaigns
shopkeeper
tradesman
storekeeper
market
keeper
a
merchant
who
owns
or
manages
a
shop
installment
plan
installment
buying
time
plan
a
system
for
paying
for
goods
by
installments
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