A term used on the stock exchange to describe all shares in companies whose earnings have been subject to conspicuous fluctuations (oscillations: movements above and below a mean value) within short periods of time. As a rule, this is due to correspondingly strong sales fluctuations, caused above all by economic waves, unfavorable exchange rates or fluctuating weather conditions. – See counterparty risk, stock, swirling, construction, business cycle, normal distribution doctrine, risk, volatility, value, cyclical, cycle.
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