I think this thing depends on the type of trader you’re or the pattern of trading. I like both trading periods been it the volatile period or the less volatile period. During the volatile period you see the market mostly liquidating people. Some of this pairs that liquidate people are the market that I prefer to trade then, I simply just go to them and see where they left liquidity or even FVG, since I know after grabbing them it will move its way and then scalp them. Mind you the stop loss use in this period is usually a very tight one, since the major time frames then are lower time frames. It’s the most risky way to trade but with proper risk management you should be ok.

As for the less volatile like this days the best way I trade is to swing the trade and most at times at times the stop losses are large it is less risky too but with a large stop loss you don’t need to over swing because the market can shift momentum anytime and probably take you out which is usually a big loss. So for me i don’t think I detest anyone

Based on my trading experience and strategy, I find that trading in stable or less volatile markets can be riskier for me. I only trade when I know the trend is up or down if the price remains stable with minimal fluctuation I stop trading because there’s no clear market trend.

If the market is more volatile you can get a quick result and potentially larger profit compared to trading on less volatile.
The only problem with trading in high volatility it is riskier than a less volatile market which is why you need to manage your risk.