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Volatility

usgb/ˌvɑːləˈtɪləti/Volume
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Market ContextPlay
Volatility often relates to financial markets, suggesting rapid price movements. SlideHe's reluctant to invest due to the market's high volatility.
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Emotional AssociationPlay
Refers to unpredictability that can cause stress or excitement. SlideThe team's performance shows volatility, keeping fans on edge.
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Volatility itself doesn't imply good or bad changes, just suddenness. SlideSeasonal volatility affects the prices of fresh produce.