Stay tuned for two more posts on volatility — one on
how volatility effects returns and another on a case study of a few well - known stocks!
Not exact matches
Now, researchers have explored
how and why this
volatility varies during hydrogenation, suggesting that a previously underappreciated
effect from carbon - hydrogen bonds in the molecule is the main culprit.
If you understand the
effect that
volatility has on the options market, you will understand
how sometimes extraordinary profits can be pulled from trading commodity options with very little relative investment.
Funneling price through market makers has the
effect of lowering
volatility; depending on
how you trade, that can be an advantage or disadvantage.
I made this point before with low
volatility funds, showing
how to find lower cost ETFs that have the same
effect.
We won't know exactly
how the rise of exchange - traded funds (ETFs) in particular — which are generally market - tracking vehicles — could cause odd side -
effects or higher
volatility when the next market crash comes.