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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are highly volatile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is subject to rapid and unpredictable changes, often in the context of markets, prices, or substances.
Example: "The stock prices of tech companies are highly volatile, making it difficult for investors to predict future trends."
Alternatives: "are extremely unstable" or "are very changeable".
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Excess returns due to size and book-to-market are highly volatile on a period-by-period basis due to the high volatility of individual shares combined with small portfolio size, which limits diversification.
But a sharp dose of economic pain in countries that are highly volatile could have the opposite effect.
Many of the sulphur compounds in the waste are highly volatile and will be blown downwind of dumped waste.
"Investments in start-ups are highly volatile, but at least it's a sector that's upfront about the risk".
Their stock prices are highly volatile, so extreme shifts in the value of their options are commonplace.
As too many optimists have learned to their detriment, asset prices are highly volatile, and a whole ocean of phishes is involved.
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And there is it's highly volatile.
Wholesale gas prices have been highly volatile in recent years.
He and others noted that the market was highly volatile.
In the 1970s, both inflation and expectations were highly volatile.
The oil is highly volatile at temperatures above 37.7 °C.
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