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Speculation
An investment with an exceptionally high risk. Speculators may invest in a start-up company or in a volatile commodity. These risks carry the possibility of very high returns. Speculators often trade actively and many have hedging strategies to reduce their risks. See also: Hedge fund.
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Speculative; built without a purchaser or a tenant, but in anticipation of securing one when the project is completed.
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So here we have an MPV that handles well, looks great, has bags of space for all the family and is specced up to the nines.
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Surprisingly well specced and very spacious inside.
Depreciation problems by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
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