3 Reasons Volatility Might Increase

Where art thou volatility? Not here, nor there, but soon to revive, me thinks.  Volatility in risk markets is simply the measurement of variation in prices which is often calculated over certain time periods and against the idea of a normal distribution. The most important markers are historical (statistical) volatility and implied volatility. Historical volatility is a retrospective measurement of actual pricing variations whereas implied volatility is the theoretical price of an asset taking ...