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watcher

[woch-er] / ˈwɒtʃ ər /


NOUN
observer
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There’s a theory many chart watchers subscribe to about how the roles of technical support and resistance can reverse.

From MarketWatch

Crude was still trading well above $100 a barrel, however, and market watchers said any US ground operation or wider Iranian retaliation could send prices to levels not seen for almost two decades.

From Barron's

Helium users, who mostly lock in supply through long-term contracts, are now scrambling for scarce short-term spot market cargoes, a bidding war that has caused prices to more than double, market watchers say.

From The Wall Street Journal

The looming trees —knowing watchers that they were—offered him no help, scraping and sighing in their secret language.

From Literature

Security watchers say these overlapping pressures have stretched security resources and complicated response efforts.

From BBC