opportunistically

American  

[ahp-er-too-nist-ik-lee] / ˌɑp ər tuˈnɪst ɪk li /

adverb

1. in a way that suggests or is characterized by opportunism.

2. Pathology. (of a microorganism) in an opportunistic way; under certain conditions, such as when the host is weakened or malnourished.

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Example Sentences

Stock is issued as a last resort or opportunistically in overheated markets.

From Barron's

“It seemed the dealers were just sitting on my lists and bidding extremely opportunistically themselves,” said Burry.

From Literature

In addition, the portfolio manager can opportunistically use mutual fund cash flows to rebalance positions, which may help further reduce tracking error relative to a mutual fund.

From Barron's

"The Chinese Intelligence Services are interested in acquiring information from a number of sources, including policymakers, government staff and democratic institutions and are able to act opportunistically to gather all information they can."

From BBC

Nonetheless he thinks it makes sense to use that volatility to keep buying stocks, writing that he is still “constructive on longer-term fundamentals, meaning pullbacks should be viewed opportunistically.”

From Barron's