Too
much speculation money entered the system and has now come off the table.
Not exact matches
When initial coin offerings emerged as a new way for startups to raise
money a few months ago, there was
much speculation — and some doubt — about whether the cryptocurrency crowdfunding method could disrupt or even replace the traditional venture capital industry.
He had sued The Mail on Sunday, and he might have taken heart when, early in August last year, Brian Davies, Auckland (N.Z.) district police commander, stated, «We have found that
much of what was reported seems to have been founded on rumor and
speculation which, upon investigation, has evaporated in a mishmash of contradictions and uncorroborated allegations... some witnesses had allegedly received offers of
money and other inducements for their information.»
«We were expecting our committee allowances from the chairman, so, when we were called by our leader to come and take our
money, we took it knowing that that is our allowance, so, as for the quantum we can not tell how
much money he [Mr Agyarko] might have given to the chairman, so, there are all sort of
speculations about what sort of quantum he is alleged to have given, but what we know is what came to us as individuals, that is what we can bear testimony to: whether it's GHS1 or GHS2, no matter how small it is, what we know is what was given to us and we found out later that it was coming from him, so, as for the quantum, it's not important.
They believe that far too little QE - created
money reaches its intended targets, hard - pressed national businesses, and that far too
much of it gets diverted into commodity
speculation and generates inflation and poverty.
There is currently
much speculation as to exactly how this
money will be spent, what projects will be brought to the market and how these will be procured.