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price speculation model - translation to russian
CARD GAME
Speculation (game); Speculation (card game)
price speculation model
модель биржевой игры
speculator
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ENGAGING IN RISKY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
Speculator; Land speculation; Speculators; Business speculation; Currency speculation; Speculate; Speculating; Financial speculator; Energy speculation; Speculative capital; Financial speculation; Land speculator; Market speculation; Land speculators; Speculative investment
speculation
ENGAGING IN RISKY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
Speculator; Land speculation; Speculators; Business speculation; Currency speculation; Speculate; Speculating; Financial speculator; Energy speculation; Speculative capital; Financial speculation; Land speculator; Market speculation; Land speculators; Speculative investment
speculation noun 1) размышление 2) теория, предположение 3) спекуляция; игра на бирже; on speculation = on spec [см. spec ]
Definition
speculation
n.
meditation, thinking
1) to indulge in speculation
2) idle; wild speculation
3) a flurry of speculation
4) speculation about (speculation about the upcoming elections)
5) speculation that + clause (there was speculation that a treaty would be signed)
risky business methods
6) to engage in speculation
7) speculation in (speculation in stocks and bonds)
Wikipedia
Speculation (banking game)
Speculation is a form of "mild domestic gambling game" that appeared in the late 18th century and was popular during the 19th century, but then disappeared. Rules first appear in the 1800 English edition of Hoyle's Games Improved. It is mentioned at times by Jane Austen, in Mansfield Park for example, and by Charles Dickens.
