#MarketPullback

A market pullback is a short-term decline in the price of stocks or the overall market, typically around 5–10% from recent highs. It is considered a natural and healthy part of market cycles, often caused by profit-taking, economic news, or investor sentiment shifts. Pullbacks provide opportunities for investors to buy assets at lower prices within an overall upward trend. Unlike a correction or bear market, a pullback is usually brief and not a sign of long-term weakness. Understanding pullbacks helps investors avoid panic selling and instead focus on long-term strategies during minor market declines.