"You could say I'm comfortable with a stock like Apple, but I bet you could get less volatility in a leveraged bond portfolio," Mr. Conway said.
Indeed, there are ways for investors with long-dated capital to sell volatility in a protected manner, thereby earning the high premium themselves.
Disruptions due to a natural disaster or anything else that would be relatively localized in a global oil market would cause major volatility in a closed domestic one.
In a profession that is defined by its volatility, in a city that is characterized by its transience, Olsen has found uncommon stability.
This paper studies the switching of trading strategies and its effect on the market volatility in a continuous double auction market.
Traders measure market volatility in a variety of ways, but one of the most common, and agreed upon, is an index known as the VIX, which for the last few years has registered low volatility.
On the other hand, this is the third spike in stock market volatility in a little more than a year — the last one began at the end of February.
If investors can tolerate the near-term volatility in a stock like this, "it's got a nice long-term story," says Bradley P. Hinton, director of research and a portfolio manager at Weitz Funds, which owns Texas Instruments shares.
Although prices have come down some from their recent highs, the report predicts continued price pressure and volatility in a world with a tight balance between food supply and demand.
Electricity prices vary dynamically and with substantial volatility in a way that ceteris paribus (ceteris paribus is a Latin phrase meaning "with all other conditions remaining constant") prices rise as the distance between available power and peak demand is reduced.
Despite the risks, heightened by growing volatility in a country many consider on the brink of a new civil war, tourism has survived in Virunga, with interest peaked by the release in 2014 of an Oscar-nominated British donumenthey on the park.
