Someone check my understanding here: >If the memory is negatively correlated, a positive change will be most likely followed by a negative change, and the path

Someone check my understanding here: >If the memory is negatively correlated, a positive change will be most likely followed by a negative change, and the path will be much more random. Wouldn't the path be less random because you're introducing constraints? Perhaps a better phrasing would be "the path will be much more variable"?