The phrase "after speculators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing market behavior, investment strategies, or economic trends where speculators are involved.
Example: "The market trends shifted significantly after speculators began to pull out their investments."
Alternatives: "following speculators" or "subsequent to speculators".
We will continue running after speculators, with ever more solemn statements that no country will be abandoned to its fate.
She also wants to ban petrol-price "gouging" and go after "speculators" who, she says, are driving prices up.
During the real estate boom, many affordable apartments were lost, often after speculators bought buildings, raised rents and drove longtime tenants out, undercutting headway the city had made toward its 165,000-unit goal.
In July, the S.E.C. briefly halted a practice known as naked short selling after speculators placed large bets that shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the troubled mortgage giants, would decline.
When Abaxis did the placement, its common was at $5. Soon after speculators went to work on the stock and took it down to $3.
Shares in Voisey's Bay, a nickel mine in Labrador, Canada, fell from $27 to $4 in the two years after speculators panicked over falling nickel prices and political setbacks to the project.
He urged the Group of 20 nations to go after market speculators, who he blamed for raising Greece's borrowing costs by betting the country may default on its debts.
Speculators speculate more, hedgers hedge more.
Much of the market's focus has been on the pound, particularly after the speculator George Soros, who made $1bn when sterling fell out of the exchange rate mechanism in 1992, had warned of a "black Friday" in the event of Brexit.
Apparently responding to the new investor awareness, Parliament rushed to pass the austerity bill after attacks by speculators.
UniCredit declared Wednesday that it was well capitalized but was being damaged by stock speculators after its shares were temporarily suspended from trading in Milan.
