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. Volatility is an important concept in the financial markets. It is a measure of how much the price of a security, such as a stock, commodity, or currency, changes over time. Volatility is often used to measure risk, as a high level of volatility means the price of a security can change quickly and unpredictably. Understanding volatility is important for investors, as it can help them make more informed decisions about when to buy, sell, or hold a security. In this section, you will find news, articles, and videos about volatility and how it affects the financial markets.
Many investors who own Shiba Inu are alarmed by forecasts that predict a sharp decline in the token’s value. At around $0.000020, Shiba Inu (SHIB) has already dropped 5% from last week, raising new concerns about meme coin volatility. In the midst of these warnings, some analysts are pointing to Remittix (RTX) as a safer […]
The entering of the new year has flung the crypto space into some short term volatility with old timers like Ripple (XRP) and Sui (SUI) seeing major fluctuations. In addition, some exciting new projects are on the scene. Remittix is one standout, currently seeing unprecedented attention in its presale, having racked up $4.5 million in […]
Rigetti Computing's stock showcases a dramatic turnaround, climbing 35% and crossing the $12.50 mark, signaling a bullish trend. Discover how technical analysis and strategic buying at the 50-day moving average fueled this rebound, highlighting the stock's potential amidst ongoing market volatility.
The forex markets remain unusually quiet today, with Dollar staying soft despite multiple attempts to rebound. The greenback has only managed meaningful gains against the weaker Yen and the struggling Canadian Dollar, while failing to build momentum against other major currencies. With little in the way of significant economic data on the calendar today, trading is expected to remain subdued. However, volatility could resurface, probably just temporarily, later in the week, with BoJ’s anticipated rate hike and key PMI releases from major economies slated for Friday.
If there's one thing I don't recommend, it's buying stock on margin. Due to the volatility of stocks and high margin interest rates, borrowing money to buy stocks is a bad idea. Conversely, I'm not opposed to buying a home on margin, namely through a mortgage, if buying follows a homebuying guideline like the 30/30/3