The phrase "as a volatility" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something in relation to volatility, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The market reacted unpredictably, as a volatility that investors had not anticipated."
Alternatives: "as a measure of volatility" or "in terms of volatility".
To that end, we introduce a measure of the local volatility, as well as a volatility threshold, so that the system changes from a normal dynamics, in which it uses the previous values of the variable to determine its next value, to a situation in which it recalls the past and compares the current state with previous states of high volatility, even if this past is far.
As a result, "volatility feeds on itself".iv) If emerging markets have to adjust on their own, they will.
As a result, volatility continued to increase, raising the cost for portfolio protection.
Crawford also cites a declining ratio of new highs to new lows, as well as a rising Volatility Index (VIX).
In contrast, 9-tricosene, as a low volatility olfactory pheromone, might be ideally suited as a stable close-range olfactory marker and utilized to convey environmental conditions.
Trading volumes have fallen dramatically, as has volatility in prices.
Global Gaming Business Magazine described Money Blast as a "high-volatility slot" with a dynamite-mining theme.
Cynics think that individual investors lack the intellectual wherewithal to understand a concept as sophisticated as volatility.
They estimate volatility as a function of past realised volatility and innovations in the time series.
Norway's fund has two jobs: to act as a buffer against volatility in the price of oil and as a long-term savings vehicle.
Profits at HSBC fell in the first three months of 2016 as a result of volatility on the global markets in January and February, raising questions about the dividend policy at Britain's biggest bank.
