The answer is that it is not so much the amount of investment that is the trouble; it is its volatility, and especially its tendency to dry up.
Uranium easily yields a colorless hexafluoride, which sublimates at a temperature of 56.5 °C; because of its volatility, it is used in the separation of uranium isotopes with gas centrifuge or gaseous diffusion.
Because of its volatility, it is found mostly in air, and the predominant exposure for the general population occurs from inhalation (primarily from industrial emissions and consumer product use).
There's no export market for it because of its water content and its volatility, so it's all ours.
People are just not going to use it because of its volatility.
With its recent surge, Bitcoin has behaved like a store of value, but its volatility and proneness to deflation undermine it as a medium of exchange.
The human capacity for hatred is terrifying in its volatility.
Even the appearance of this country suggests its volatility.
Liberalisation in agriculture will increase the average price for food, but also its volatility.
It's the present Tory party.The central characteristic of today's electorate is its volatility.
Imagine an economy where one firm produces everything: its volatility of earnings determines volatility in GDP.
