Chemical volatility
* Volatility causes some investors to panic and lose large sums of money
  - common concept in financial analysis
  - cyclical phenomena
  - differs greatly from sector to sector and from stock to stock
* Volatility fact of life for the world s stock markets
  - in the investment markets
  - form of risk
  - here refers to the distribution of the return around the mean
  - increases as temperature increases
* Volatility increases with duration in bear markets
  - time
* Volatility is actually more cyclical than is price
  - adjusted seasonally and geographically to account for weather extremes
  - also a key variable in option pricing
* Volatility is an asset if the trend is up
  - important factor in many option valuation models
  - indicator of the riskiness and potential for profit that the stock has
  - annualised standard deviation of returns
  - calculated as high less low divided by close over time
  - chemical properties
  - computed as the annualized standard deviation of monthly returns
  - dispositions
  - found to flow from the Finnish stock and futures markets to the Swedish stock market
  - high during the summer and low during shoulder months
  - highest when gasoline is first exposed to air
* Volatility is how much and how quickly the value changes
  - the price of a bond changes for a given movement in yield
  - intrinsic to stocks and mutual funds
* Volatility is one of characteristics distinguishing authority data from bibliographic records
  - way to measure risk
  - part of market dynamics particularly in equity markets
  - rates
* Volatility is related to the variability in a fund's performance
  - viscosity
  - simply how much prices change over a given period of time
  - subject to the forces of supply and demand
* Volatility is the average movement in any given period of time
  - change in price and thus, by definition, is directly related to price
  - characteristic of liquids to become a vapor when heat is applied
  - key to understanding market behavior
  - measure of how fast a stock moves up or down
  - oil and gas industry's worst enemy
  - relative fluctuation of the underlying stock price
  - statistical measurement of a stock's price fluctuation over time
  - tendency or ability of a liquid to vaporize
  - variance in price or return of the underlying stock
  - thought of as the variability or range of prices
  - what gives acrylic products their characteristic odors
  - when a stock price goes up or down
  - matters for all consumers and producers in the economy
  - means prices can move dramatically and often unpredictably, either down or up
* Volatility measure of how the price of a stock fluctuates over a given period of time
  - price fluctuations
  - short-term risk
  - the propensity of a stock price to undergo large changes
  - measurement of how easily the fuel vaporizes
* Volatility measures the change in value during any given period
  - speed of change in the price of the underlying instrument or the option
  - necessary ingredient of stock market investing
* Volatility normal part of investing in stock and bond funds
  - often increases around market tops and decreases at market bottoms
  - primary determinant in the valuation of options premiums and time value
  - reduces growth
* Volatility refers to how quickly the oil evaporates into the air
  - measures of the standard deviation of the daily percentage change
* Volatility refers to the changes in price that securities undergo when trading
  - compound's ability to vaporize
  - tendency of the herbicide molecule to become a vapor
  - represents fluctuation, both up and down
  - shows the investor the range that a stocks price has fluctuated in a certain period
  - tends to be more cyclical than price
  - variable that appears in option pricing formulas