#volatility

#volatility

Shares of the maker of plant-based meat substitutes Beyond Meat ( NASDAQ:BYND) exploded higher by over 1,300% in a few days before crashing back to earth, shattering the quick gains that traders hoped to hang onto. Now that shares of Beyond Meat are right back in the gutter, now off close to 77% from the monthly spike, many investors might be wondering if the hyper-volatile play has any more bullish energy left in the tank and if the latest dip (more like an implosion) is a buying opportunity to get in ahead of meme traders who might be inclined to give the name a second look with the hopes of getting in before another meme-esque spike.

Apparel retailer American Eagle Outfitters ( NYSE:AEO) garnered some criticism earlier this year, and AEO stockholders have been on a roller-coaster ride. Yet, the company's loyal investors might choose to stay the course in anticipation of a share-price rebound. Along with all of that, it appears that American Eagle Outfitters stock got caught up in the summertime meme-stock frenzy. Consequently, a return to $25 looks like a real possibility.

The YieldMax Ultra Option Income Strategy ETF capitalizes on market volatility through options strategies, delivering substantial weekly cash payouts while maintaining an annual distribution rate of 86.04%.

"After yesterday's 'not as bad as it could have been' July Consumer Price Index report, the equity markets are now in full 'easing expectation' mode," said CFRA Research's chief investment strategist Sam Stovall.

Kohl's shares rose over 100% at open to over $21, then crashed to $14, showcasing extreme volatility and trading volume.

Tron (TRON) is a decentralized blockchain for dApps and content sharing, with a $210 million TRX treasury strategy via a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment.

"Nothing feels predictable anymore. I think we've moved from a VUCA world to a TUNA world; it's turbulent, it's uncertain, it's novel - and the biggest is ambiguous," said Rupen Desai, CMO and venture partner at Una Terra.

Google Search ranking and results have experienced increased volatility over the past 24 hours, indicating a potential update coming soon as industry chatter intensifies.

It's quite rare to have two consecutive years of gains north of 20%, but the S&P 500 has soared close to 50% in just two years, showing unsustainable growth.

It’s a risky time to jump out of markets, even if tempted to cut losses due to recession fears; act thoughtfully rather than emotionally.