#MarketPullback

A market pullback is a temporary decline in the price of stocks or other financial assets, typically following a recent rise. It often ranges from a 5% to 10% drop and is considered a natural part of market cycles. Pullbacks occur due to profit-taking, shifting investor sentiment, or external economic factors. Unlike a correction or crash, a pullback is short-term and not necessarily indicative of a broader trend reversal. Savvy investors may view pullbacks as buying opportunities, especially in fundamentally strong markets. Monitoring volume, news, and support levels helps assess whether a pullback is temporary or part of a larger downturn.