All financial markets have some level of volatility.

All investments come with some degree of volatility.

However, any equity based investment will have a degree of volatility.

And what degree of volatility should investors expect?

And what degree of volatility should investors expect?

A measure of volatility showing how volatile stocks or funds are relative to their benchmark indices.

The Average True Range (ATR) shows the degree of volatility in the market.

The markets no matter how volatile, do not change abruptly.

A lower level of volatility to a comparable level of viscosity (which leads to lower consumption during use).

A lower level of volatility to a comparable level of viscosity (which leads to lower consumption during use).

The use of two sets of Bollinger Bands allows traders to accurately identify trends.

Low volatility describes investments that consistently demonstrated lower volatility than securities in the same asset class.

Each of these stages or groups of “notes” has a different degree of volatility.

Each of these stages or groups of “notes” has a different degree of volatility.

It measures the degree of volatility for a given period (typically 14 days).