1.   Analysts say the wild swings suggest that investors are no longer uniformly convinced that inflation will remain dormant, interest rates will stay low and profits will surge.

2.   And it is less and less prone to the wild swings that characterized it in the past.

3.   As a result, wild swings in stocks signal a pitched battle between the short-term investors who are bearish and the longer-term players who are bulls.

4.   But large orders require human intervention to ensure that they do not cause wild swings in prices, Grasso said.

5.   But over time, market makers and traders will find new ways to profit from the wild swings in price, he said.

6.   But the Israeli public has always registered wild swings of emotion after major crisis, and especially after terror attacks.

7.   Coffee is a commodity, subject to wild swings in price.

8.   Contrary to many of his competitors, Herro said, he is not afraid of wild swings in Asian markets.

9.   Economists have long debated the extent to which wild swings in the stock market affect the real economy.

10.   Even so, wild swings in stock prices can be unsettling, even for savvy investors who realize that a market tumble often serves as a pause that refreshes.