| Wherever he could get his hands on a speculator or extortioner, he shook him up. |
| The European Parliament is obviously not a property speculator, but endeavours to be a good administrator of the funds entrusted to it. |
| But someone needs to take the other side of the bargain, and that usually requires a speculator. |
| And even the world's foremost speculator, George Soros, warns against the perils of unfettered markets. |
| The strategy that fits the needs of a speculator will probably have no place in the portfolio of a long term investor. |
| Anyone else who's trying to figure out when rates will rise is most likely a speculator, and that grousing can safely be ignored. |
