It says it favors investor choice, but its regulators -- who continue to study the after-hours markets -- want investors to be informed about the risks, including the dangers of volatile price swings.
As the world becomes smaller and more integrated, the poor are now more exposed than ever to the dangers of volatile markets.
People seek real-time information on any danger or risk in volatile neighbourhoods, from finding out about police raids to learning the target of the latest grenade explosions.
This novel doesn't have a great deal of plot, and so I needed to direct the reader's attention to the aspect of the story that was most volatile and most in danger, and that was the protagonist.
And Eni is as aware as any European energy company of the dangers of politically volatile North Africa, given its own extensive operations in Algeria and Libya.
There is a great danger (particularly on volatile subjects such as sectarianism, vegetarianism etc) for people to start aggressively pushing their views and essentially trying to get the other person to surrender their own, which is to the detriment of both people.
I think citizens of many countries are ready for a much more positive debate, as they turn away from different degrees of statist socioeconomic systems but also worry about the perceived dangers of an increasingly volatile global economy.
And then, of course, there are the dangers posed by the volatile nature of the fuel itself and the risks raised by large quantities of gas.
This volatile arena bristles with opportunity and danger and needs all the success stories it can get to encourage banks, private investors, producers, sales agents and distributors to keep on making movies outside the major studio system.
Harry Potter, far from perfect himself, is an average student with a volatile temper that often pitches him into mortal danger.
