#MarketPullback

The term #MarketPullback refers to a temporary decline in stock prices or the financial market in general after a period of increase. This decline is usually less than 10% and is considered a natural part of market movements.

Brief Overview:

Definition: A temporary decrease in stock prices or indices after a sustained increase.

Duration: Short-term (days to weeks).

Percentage: Usually less than 10%.

Causes: Profit-taking, negative economic news, temporary investor fears.

Difference from correction: A correction is deeper (10% or more), while a pullback is less severe.

Opportunities: It is sometimes seen as a buying opportunity in a strong upward trend.