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"The stock is going to continue to be very volatile, and the one thing that would probably help lower the volatility is when they announce earnings in July".

"The cycle of getting in and out would be very volatile and disruptive".

"The stock market will be very volatile, and corporate profitability will be very volatile," Mr. Rodriguez said.

This investment approach can produce attractive returns over time, but can be very volatile and much more dangerous if companies are forced to pay off some of their pension obligations in a down market.

And, the divergence in the business cycle is illustrated in Fig. 1c whereby the HP filter cyclical component of real per capita output is shown to be very volatile and persistent in Greece, while lagging procyclically relative to the OECD.1 Moreover, as strikingly shown in Fig. 1, the recent recession plaguing most OECD countries has been considerably more severe in Greece than in the OECD.

The stock market can be very volatile, and a bad day could see you lose a significant part of your investment.

“The energy industry is very volatile, and that adds volatility to Houston,” says Edward Friedman, an economist who tracks Texas for Moody’s Analytics.

"He was very volatile and very dangerous," she says.

"The situation is very volatile and dangerous, risky for peacekeeping operations to operate there".

However, she added, "The drug cartel landscape is very volatile and can change within six months.

But some people are very volatile and some do resort to verbal abuse, intimidation, and occasionally, physical violence.