#MarketPullback A "pullback" in the stock market is a temporary decline in the price of an asset that occurs within an overall upward trend. It does not represent a change in trend, but rather a pause or consolidation before the price potentially continues its upward movement.

"Pullbacks" can be caused by various reasons, such as profit-taking by investors, short-term negative economic news, or simply the natural volatility of the market. They are often considered buying opportunities for those who believe in the long-term upward trend, as they allow acquiring the asset at a slightly lower price.

It is crucial to distinguish a "pullback" from a real trend change. Investors use various technical analysis tools, such as moving averages and support levels, to assess the likelihood that a decline is temporary and not the beginning of a downward trend.