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Volatility vs. Risk: Why Price Swings Are Not Fundamental Dangers
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Volatility vs. Risk: Why Price Swings Are Not Fundamental Dangers
Market volatility and investment risk are commonly confused, but they measure fundamentally different things. Volatility describes how much prices bounce around. Risk describes the probability of not meeting financial goals. The distinction matters because treating volatility as risk leads to exactly the wrong behavior at exactly the wrong times. The Volatility-Risk Confusion Traditional finance often uses volatility as risk proxy, but this crea…
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