Source: Hao Ran's Sunny Days, Chapter 47: "Speculation and profiteering are against the policy. How can you do such a stupid thing by winding around that guy?"
definition: speculation: taking advantage of opportunities to exploit loopholes. Take advantage of the opportunity to make huge profits by hoarding, short selling, adulteration and price manipulation.
Pronunciation: tou j ○ d ○ o b ○
Synonym: opportunistic
antonym: there is a way to make money
Example:
1. On the decomposition of the crime of speculation in China's criminal law.
2. He lost everything because of speculation.
3. His company was ruined by his risky speculation.
4. Many people believe that the rise in oil prices is more due to speculation than to market mechanism. 5. Manage the budget advertising contracts of individual economic enterprises in the market and crack down on speculation.
6. normally speaking, speculation is to promote commodity price growth by increasing inventory.
7. You can make more "agricultural stocks" by investing in exchange traded funds (etfs), but this means speculation in food prices.
8. And that "profiteering" hat has become a scar that she will never heal in this life.
9. For example, Huang Junqin, Huang Guangyu's eldest brother, was arrested by Hohhot police for speculating on electrical products in his early years.
1. At that time, the prices of many commodities in different parts of China and cities were not consistent, so "profiteers" appeared. These people were criticized as "second-hand dealers" who engaged in long-distance trafficking, speculation and profiteering to earn the price difference.
11. The initial statement will be very clear and there will be no hostile attempt, but those who are based on speculation will arouse fear, but it will be difficult to work.
12. Enterprises, institutions, organs, organizations or individuals who illegally buy and sell foreign exchange for profit, if the circumstances are serious, shall be punished according to the crime of speculation.
13. Last October, in an anti-crime campaign, the county grain bureau and the industrial and commercial bureau sued Jiang Maoquan, a grain seller and transporter, for speculation.
14. There are many reasons that pushed the price of crude oil soaring to $147.27 last year, ranging from geopolitics to the weak trend of the dollar dragged down by financial markets and speculators in oil trade.
15. While there is an economic problem in the United States that many enterprises are struggling with food and clothing and workers are laid off one after another, China's economy is the opposite: excessive loans from central banks lead to rapid economic development, which leads to inflation and speculation.
16. However, there is no detailed explanation, and the official newspaper-china securities journal quoted an unidentified official as saying that the government is considering adopting price restrictions, subsidizing corn, cotton and other products, and stepping up the crackdown on hoarding and speculation.
17. In this controversial period, Hong Kong * * * broke the tradition of * * * not interfering in the financial sector, and took effective measures to stop the sharp speculation at the root of the problem.
18. We have fought against monopolistic forces in commercial finance, speculators, reckless banking practices, class hostility, factional strife, and making war money. They are the old enemies of peace.