#MarketPullback

A market pullback refers to a short-term decline in the price of stocks or broader market indexes, typically seen as a normal and healthy correction after a recent rally. It’s usually in the range of a 5% to 10% drop from recent highs and is not considered a long-term trend reversal like a bear market.

Key Characteristics:

Temporary: Pullbacks are short-lived, lasting days to a few weeks.

Common: Even in bull markets, pullbacks occur regularly.

Healthy: Often viewed as opportunities for investors to buy at lower prices.

Driven by: Profit-taking, economic news, interest rate fears, geopolitical events, etc.

Would you like a breakdown of current pullback trends or tips on how to invest during one?