Используйте «volatility» в предложении

1. This would increase the volatility of the portfolio

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2. The phenomenon of public opinion, or its volatility, I should say, is rooted, in part, in the (composite) uncertainties of a society‘s moral, spiritual and intellectual positions that are often unclear, if not incomprehensible to individuals who have never been properly instructed to learn or to think critically about what they have learned or make proper sense out of what they have learned; whose

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3. The implied volatility levels at which an

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4. volatility of option prices, it is important not to place too much reliance on the successful execution of stop-loss orders, if

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5. him because of this strange volatility, because he always seemed

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6. 5 pips to 5 pips, depending on the volatility of the market

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7. Mastering the Volatility Ratio

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8. The Volatility Ratio is an indicator which identifies the moment when a price breaks out of a ranging pattern in a bullish pattern or bearish pattern

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9. The chart below shows how the Volatility Ratio is presented as a single line in a separate window from the price chart

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10. Mastering the Volatility Ratio:

11. The Volatility Ratio is therefore used to recognize breakouts in other words when the price has moved out of its most recent price range

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12. If the Volatility Ratio is combined with one of the popular volume indicators the volume indicator would support

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13. In essence the Volatility Ratio is traded in the same way as a momentum technical

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14. If the Volatility Ratio is

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15. If you want to use the Volatility Ratio as a technical tool it should be used at least in combination with a volume indicator such as the Volume Oscillator

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16. they should be traded during the European and USA sessions for the most volatility

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17. When the bands are very close together the asset is trading in a range that is very narrow and when the bands are far apart this indicates volatility, price breakouts and large rallies

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18. The opposite holds true for a low volatility environment, in which risk parameters would need to be compressed

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19. One easy way to measure volatility is through the use of Bollinger Bands®, which employ standard deviation to measure variance in price

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20. Figures 3 and 4 show a high volatility and a low volatility stop with Bollinger Bands®

21. In Figure 3 the volatility stop also allows the trader to use a scale-in approach to achieve a better "blended" price and a faster break even point

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22. One of the modern monetary theories states that exchange rate volatility is triggered by a one-

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23. The Ballinger bands combine a moving average with the instrument's volatility

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24. The bands were designed to gauge whether prices are high or low on a relative basis via volatility

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25. The indicator Average True Range denoted in the USA, as ATR is a grade of the volatility

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26. Minimal and maximal values of the volatility are signals warning about a

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27. the volatility in the ATR chart till a minimal from all visible values was a prediction of the coming after it bearish price reversal

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28. This volatility increases on the new Moon of the 30th

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29. Two eclipses this month create volatility in your world and the world at large

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30. Though there is much financial volatility at the beginning of the year, prosperity and earnings seem good

31. many reasons this is when we will usually see a mountain of volatility and may

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32. Holding this long a position requires that you have sufficient trading capital to weather the short-term volatility of the market

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33. is exposed to Time Decay and the Implied Volatility of the option

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34. to understand about volatility

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35. move will cause the markets volatility to increase at the same time

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36. The markets volatility would be so crazy that it would be dangerous to

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37. this book features an in-depth analysis of volatility and volatility trading; updated

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38. when two different types of volatility are mixed that a level of return is derived

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39. Cash, for example has almost zero volatility, and very little return when kept in that form

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40. Operating Income / % ∆ Sales and implies the inherent volatility of a change in sales

41. Operating Income / % ∆ Sales) x (% ∆ Net Income / % ∆ Operating Income), which conveniently becomes (% ∆ Net Income) / (% ∆ Sales) Obviously, the premium for Wall Street is to have as high a level of (% ∆ Net Income) / (% ∆ Sales) - total leverage - as possible without the inherent volatility such a level implies

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42. 4) The probability of default affects market volatility for the stock

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43. The volatility of net income is a natural outgrowth of its dependence on both

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44. and changing interest will increase the volatility of changes in net income

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45. to limit shares adds a new level of volatility to financial leverage

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46. spread over fewer shares, increasing both the return and the volatility of that return on a

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47. reduces some volatility, many firms adhere to the creed that “more is better”, especially if

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48. enough to buffer the volatility of changes in operating leverage

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49. volatility, this project should not be implemented

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50. While the use of capital implies long-term planning and obligation, the volatility of

51. Dart throwing monkeys notwithstanding, some of the volatility in the market is

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52. have less stock price volatility - which seems to be an anomaly - until one considers that

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53. volatility, it is working capital management that guides a company through the trough of

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54. 2) Interest rates vary, and a short-term loan exposes the firm to both a potential rise in rates, and income volatility

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55. the volatility of EPS before it boosts share price, and, 2) not only were tangible assets given up to creditors, the potential to raise the probability of default was greater

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56. Growth stocks often have higher earnings than average but more volatility

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57. investing in a certificate of deposit which has zero volatility, there is no reason to invest in stocks except for speculative purposes

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58. of beta would lead to redundancy and volatility

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59. company led to greater volatility in the stock

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60. equities will have great volatility with only a minimum of return

61. While short-term volatility prevents the analyst from

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62. the size and volatility of equity

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63. The volatility of short-term rates began “eating” the company’s profits

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64. However, there may be more volatility in

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65. “winner take all” and some sectors are heavily favored over others, causing volatility as

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66. volatility and is not stable in the short term

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67. equity, and has a higher beta, must have higher operating volatility by definition

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68. not be interpreted as volatility because they were isolated to specific short periods; thus,

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69. Unfortunately, the volatility of certain tech stocks has led to more speculation and

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70. they do not face the prospect of great market volatility which would damage a high beta

71. fact the volatility of stock prices is somewhat dependent on the relationship between the

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72. To form confidence intervals that express volatility, we take the five year mean and

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73. the sample standard deviation, it automatically adjusts for the expected volatility found in

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74. would declare that this volatility reflects the reality of constant financial change

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75. This inherent volatility causes it to rise and fall ten fold

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76. create volatility and tend to make wild swings in companies that are undergoing major

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77. over-runs and volatility of that process

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78. volatility of operating momentum

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79. through changes in the production process, momentum captures the volatility of year to

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80. We assume that this type of volatility is implicit in the

81. short-term predictions are very susceptible to random volatility, simply because factors

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82. Because of their inherent volatility, changes in sales and earnings are the most risky

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83. Higher interest rates, greater volatility, and an over-heated market pushed the cost of

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84. different amounts and volatility of cash-flow

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85. Consequently, it measures volatility as much as it

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86. absolute size tends to buffer some volatility

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87. With more volatility comes increased uncertainty and functions that measure past

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88. We know that a precise number is not determinable because of volatility

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89. The volatility of net income and sales as measured by their respective standard

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90. these periods of low volatility, adds to the illusion of predictability, and it appears that the trader is “out thinking” the market

91. On the other hand, trying to predict short-term volatility, and taking advantage

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92. THE BANE OF VOLATILITY

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93. calculations, along with software such as RiskMetrics, try to predict volatility using an

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94. stock traders, the bane of volatility is the cause of uncertainty

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95. a framework of only one day, the day trader tries to eliminate volatility by catching a stock on the upswing, and then quickly selling it before any uncertainty arises

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96. market keeps changing, and because the mathematical variety of trends, volatility and

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97. ANNUALIZED VOLATILITY - Often, we need to convert data without having the

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