The phrase "absence of volatility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing stability, particularly in finance or market analysis.
Example: "The absence of volatility in the stock market this quarter has led to increased investor confidence."
Alternatives: "lack of fluctuation" or "stability in volatility."
For the second year in a row, there were more shuttered hedge funds than new ones, investors having been turned off by a mixture of high fees and subpar returns, owing in part to a crowded field of funds executing similar strategies and also to an unusual absence of volatility in the markets.
The absence of volatility, though, can indicate complacency, and since the downgrade of the United States' sovereign debt in 2011, the threat of downgrade in 2013 and the 16-day 2013 government shutdown and a few weeks of selling in 2016, markets have been relatively calm.
Furthermore, the absence of volatility spillover from foreign exchange market to stock market in case of India would represent the effective hedging strategies against currency risk.
TLC can be used in those situations when HPLC-UV and GC are not suitable, for example, absence of UV activity of examined compound (important for HPLC analysis) or when the absence of volatility (important for GC analysis) is observed; in comparison to HPLC in the case of TLC the high purity and high concentration of examined samples are not required.
These "penny options" have little chance of falling under water (especially in the absence of the stock price volatility created by public markets).
It can be observed that though the size parameter is significant, the asymmetric parameter is insignificant, establishing the possible absence of an asymmetric effect on volatility.
Combine the volatility or absence of state-level polls with the striking differences in the two models Silver has created, and it's clear no one knows what to expect.
The authors' key finding is that institutional design is far more important in the price discovery process than is often recognized and that the 'financialization' of domestic energy markets has had an unintended impact on wholesale electricity prices that may explain levels of perceived volatility and the absence of noticeable price trends affecting those markets.
Volatility analysts, volatility salesmen, and derivatives based on the volatility of volatility?
But the law of volatility applies.
Moreover, it is not just price gyrations that have increased, but the volatility of volatility itself.
