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Stock Market Volatility Increasing
The stock market market return on investments may vary pending on the amount invested. During the 1800s, peoples returns ranged between two-twenty percent. The more volatile the markets are, the higher risk investors are at. With drastic changes occurring in markets, it can harm the businesses, hedge funds, and banks. This is often times lead to questions and concerns of why the markets continue to be volatile. Research has shown the rapid growth of volatility has come from "Macroeconomic variables". Many economist argue that the volatility us higher than ever due to pervious variability of dividends. As years progress, many economic factors play a role in the increased intensity of volatility. Dating back to the 1930s, markets were high due to economic series. An increase of inflation, money growth and production of goods can cause markets to increase drastically. Furthermore, banks interest rates create volatility and helps spike the markets.

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