The phrase "downside volatility" refers to the measure of how much an investment or asset price fluctuates negatively or declines in value. It indicates the degree of risk or potential losses associated with an investment. Full definition
These observations followed periods where the markets moved to new highs rather smartly and without a lot of downside volatility. (alephblog.com)
Because it has seemingly created downside volatility in the financial statements, leading investors to panic, which pushes down security prices. (alephblog.com)
We believe the recent downside volatility offers a good opportunity to put money to work at better valuation levels. (wellsfargoadvisors.com)