Sentence examples for volatility events from inspiring English sources

Even the most hard-boiled trader has heart palpitations during volatility events, and less experienced traders can react emotionally to a broader swath of market behavior, Lo and Repin report in the April issue of The Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.

The researchers evaluated the physiological responses to three general types of events: trends, in which stock prices march steadily in one direction; trend reversals; and volatility events, in which prices fluctuate all over the map.

I have personally seen how HFT is increasing market volatility, creating events such as the Flash Crash of May 2010.

What the article doesn't discuss is that recent reforms to the flood insurance reform law provide options for the flood insurance program to address its volatility, extreme-event exposure and significant dependence on taxpayer-financed federal debt.

With economic growth models still wedded to fossil fuels Europe remains hostage to rising energy prices and volatility triggered by events such as the Egypt crisis.

Reactions to other non-energy related news also plays a role in volatility as these events are always exaggerated by highly-leveraged hedge funds, and create bounces in the markets.

"The possibility of further sharp price hikes and continued volatility as a result of unforeseen events seems to be likely for the next few seasons," the report said.

We expect financial market volatility to persist as events unfold and uncertainty over the future of the UK's relationship with the EU will feed into the real economy," the consultancy firm said.

So, something is fragile if events, perturbations, volatility, disorder that is to say, time can only harm it.

Standard deviation risk metric is also used in pricing models since it captures loss volatility due to Cat events.

So, something is robust if events, perturbations, volatility, disorder that is to say, time cannot harm, nor can they benefit it.