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watcher

[woch-er] / ˈwɒtʃ ər /


NOUN
observer
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But what’s even more critical, and far harder to manufacture, is the form of the program: the pacing, the visual construction, and the way the watcher experiences whatever they happen to be watching.

From Los Angeles Times

Smaller companies, and less volatile shares, beyond the huge tech companies that have led the rally over the past few years, are worth a look, market watchers say.

From Barron's

As noted by SCOTUSblog, a website tracking the high court, watchers of the Supreme Court’s decisions have said that it has leaned toward preserving the Fed’s independence.

From MarketWatch

Market watchers warn that the growth in private markets means that only those with wealth and access will benefit.

From The Wall Street Journal

She added that court watchers are “not in long-wait territory yet,” given the court’s track record and the fact that it heard oral arguments in the case just two months ago.

From MarketWatch