"Most speculative investors have thrown in the towel already," he said.
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" Synergy Pharmaceuticals: "Oh my, this is like the most speculative stock in the world.
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" Zynerba Pharmaceuticals: "That's the most speculative one [out of GW Pharmaceuticals, Therapix, and Zynerba].
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Plan C is the most speculative, but worth following to see where it leads.
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No." Inovio Pharmaceuticals: "That is one of the most speculative stocks in the world.
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Guarantees are most useful for post-war and contemporary works, where the value is most speculative.
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During big risk-off days in the stock market, normally its most speculative names get hit the hardest.
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Marex too estimates that this is the most speculative length in the contract since May of last year.
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"Somehow bitcoin, the most speculative thing out there, is regarded as an investment" rather than a gamble, Cramer said.
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But it selected many of the scariest and most speculative papers and presented them without being clear about how plausible they are.
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This was the most speculative net shorts in 10-year T-note futures since 298,20163 contracts in the week of March 7, 2017.
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Unfortunately, most speculative pieces do not follow this model and instead poke at those parts of our brains made for wishing or fearing.
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Tilray's stock has climbed more than 22013 percent over the past three months, making it one of the most speculative names on the Street.
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" Inovio Pharmaceuticals: "I think that this is, we know it, as the most speculative of the stocks that we're going to talk about today.
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" Amicus Therapeutics: "It's speculative Friday, and I've got to tell you, my take on that is that is one of the most speculative stocks in the book.
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While the most speculative-grade junk bonds rated CCC or worse have struggled and price in greater default risk, the bulk of the corporate-debt market is strong.
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He adds that computer-driven models, which account for most speculative activity in metals markets, respond quickly to market signals but are rarely good at deciphering geopolitical risk.
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In one of the most speculative stock moves around the bitcoin mania, the tiny stock of a former fruit juice company briefly soared more than 200 percent Tuesday.
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"As long as most speculative money is long-positioned, there is more room for closing positions and falling prices," said Frank Klumpp, oil analyst at Stuttgart-based Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg.
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Almost as quickly, a bidding war broke out, and in April, "Deeper" sold to MGM for $22015 million — a breathtaking sum in an era when most speculative screenplays sell in the low six figures.
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Read More The market's most speculative stocks stumble While Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management does see seasonal trends as potential supportive, he's none too enthusiastic about buying stocks at present — particularly after a 10 percent bounce from the lows.
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In its most speculative, this belief leads to the hope that if only people were told that their children (or even their children's children) would never be full Americans, they'd give up on their effort to live in the US without authorization.
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Finally — and this is the most speculative of everything I've mentioned — it's possible you'll see an announcement of the U.S. and Saudis working together on identifying Saudi defense needs over a 10-year period and talking about what the U.S. is prepared to sell the Saudis over that period.
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Smart Dust for Space Exploration Smart Dust entered the Gartner Hype Cycle on Emerging Technologies in 2003, and returned in 2013 as the most speculative entrant.
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It has become one of the most speculative questions in science and is a central theme of science fiction and popular culture.Are we alone? Peter Spinks. May 21, 2013.
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Typically written into as results are retired or committed out of a reorder buffer. ; Future File : The most speculative register state of the machine. RAM indexed by logical register number. ; Active Register File : The Intel P6 group's term for Future File.
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Alford's most speculative idea is that the King's Chamber generated low frequency sound via its 'airshafts', the purpose being to re-enact the sound of the earth splitting open at the time of creation.Alford, Pyramid of Secrets, chapter 7.The Daily Mail, 21 June 2003.
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The enormous growth of Berlin as an industrial city and metropole within the newly-formed German Empire led to a wave of immigrants which even the most speculative building programmes could not accommodate. In 1871 alone, more than 130,000 people moved to Berlin. They slept on the streets, in attics, the cattle sheds of the central slaughterhouse, the cheapest boarding houses and shacks. Alcoholism, thievery and prostitution were often their fate.
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Barry Malzberg. 'In The Hall of the Mountain King', Amazing Stories, 4 February 2013 He was the editor of the Science Fiction Writers of America Bulletin in 1969 until he was asked to resign because of a critical editorial he wrote about the NASA space program.Barry Malzberg,'Is the Most Speculative Form of Fiction Afraid to Gamble Anymore . . . ?', Amazing, Stories, July 1981 Malzberg's writing style is distinctive, frequently employing long, elaborate sentences with few commas.
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Galen shared with Xenophon a scepticism of the value of books about most speculative philosophy, except for inquiries such as whether there is "something in the world superior in power and wisdom to man". This he saw as having an everyday importance, a usefulness for living well. He also asserted that Xenophon was the author who reported the real position of Socrates, including his aloofness from many types of speculative science and philosophy.Sedley (2007) Epilogue.
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In earlier writings, Sanskrit 'Vedānta' simply referred to the Upanishads, the most speculative and philosophical of the Vedic texts. However, in the medieval period of Hinduism, the word Vedānta came to mean the school of philosophy that interpreted the Upanishads. Traditional Vedānta considers scriptural evidence, or shabda pramāna, as the most authentic means of knowledge, while perception, or pratyaksa, and logical inference, or anumana, are considered to be subordinate (but valid). The systematisation of Vedantic ideas into one coherent treatise was undertaken by Badarāyana in the Brahma Sutras which was composed around 200 BCE.
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Fortean Times book review, October 2003. Once again, Alford's theory can be proven or negated by future exploration, since it is central to his case that further secret chambers exist. In this regard, his thoughts are guided by the scholar J.P. Lepre, who claimed that anomalous patterns in the Pyramid's masonry joints might be signs to the existence of hidden passages and chambers. Alford's most speculative idea is that the King's Chamber generated low frequency sound via its ‘airshafts’, the purpose being to re-enact the sound of the earth splitting open at the time of creation.
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The downfall of Seyler & Tillemann led to several years of litigation that reached the Imperial Cameral Tribunal in 1765. Much criticism was directed at Seyler and Tillemann's business ethics and extravagant lifestyle, and the company has been considered as one of the most speculative and immoral banks of the era. However, despite suffering "a sensational bankruptcy for an enormous sum [...] neither of them had lost his good humour or his taste for light living."Karl Mantzius, A History of Theatrical Art in Ancient and Modern Times: The great actors of the eighteenth century, P. Smith, 1970, p.
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In 1928, Blyth bought a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, and was mentioned in The Wall Street Journal for the first time. Roy Shurtleff, newly a millionaire from his Blyth stock, managed the company's offices. Shurtleff was concerned about the branch offices taking too much initiative in buying stocks, so he traveled to each one in 1929, directing the company to sell off a total of $7 million worth of the least promising, most speculative accounts. This action by Shurtleff made the difference for Blyth & Co. in October when the Wall Street Crash of 1929 hit—Blyth suffered severe losses but survived.
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Reviewing How We Hear Music, which it "recommended warmly" for "virtually every college, university and professional music library", Choice Magazine described "Beament('s) model for the hearing of music" as "not only the most speculative section of the book but also the most brilliant". In a 1997 article for the BBC Music Magazine headlined “Smashing the Strad myth”, Beament dismissed as a myth the popular notion that the Stradivarius produces a sound superior to that produced by other violins. He also answered the question “What is a tune?” for a Q-&-A feature in The Guardian. In his later years he composed a string octet, two string sextets, and a string quintet.
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Personal, cultural, social, or political conflicts are the central concerns. This is most particularly the case in the Cadwal series, though it is equally characteristic of the three Alastor books, Maske: Thaery, and, one way or another, most of the science fiction novels. Another way in which Vance expands the usually narrow focus of most speculative fiction writers are the extensive details ranging from the culture of language, to food, and music. In the story entitled The Moon Moth, for example, natives must master a number of musical instruments in order to communicate with each other -spoken words are modulated to acquire different meanings, or may be said to be given full meaning, (respect, derision or sarcasm) by means of the musical sounds.
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The all-male society reproduces (male children only) by giving birth from the thigh or by growing a child from a plant produced by planting the left testicle in the moon's soil.Dynes, Johansson, Percy & Donaldson, Pg. 752, "Science Fiction" In other proto-SF works, sex itself, of any type, was equated with base desires or "beastliness", as in Gulliver's Travels, which contrasts the animalistic and overtly sexual Yahoos with the reserved and intelligent Houyhnhnms. The frank treatment of sexual topics of pre-nineteenth century literature was abandoned in most speculative fiction, although Wendy Pearson has written that issues of gender and sexuality have been central to SF since its inception but were ignored by readers and critics until the late twentieth century.Pearson, Hollinger & Gordon, Queer Universes: Sexualities in Science Fiction, Liverpool UP, 2008, p.
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This approach focuses on the emergent aspects of the evolution and development of complexity, including the spiritual, psychological, and moral-ethical aspects of the global brain, and is at present the most speculative approach. The global brain is here seen as a natural and emergent process of planetary evolutionary development. Here again Pierre Teilhard de Chardin attempted a synthesis of science, social values, and religion in his The Phenomenon of Man, which argues that the telos (drive, purpose) of universal evolutionary process is the development of greater levels of both complexity and consciousness. Teilhard proposed that if life persists then planetization, as a biological process producing a global brain, would necessarily also produce a global mind, a new level of planetary consciousness and a technologically supported network of thoughts which he called the noosphere.
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