#MarketPullback A "market pullback" is a term used in finance to describe a temporary decline in stock prices or other financial assets, following a period of rise. It is a short-term correction, usually between 5% and 10%, and does not necessarily indicate the beginning of a bear market.

Key characteristics of a pullback:

Short duration (days or weeks).

Moderate magnitude (usually up to 10%).

Can occur in bull markets as a "healthy pause".

Often presents a buying opportunity for investors who believe in the continuation of the upward trend.

Difference between pullback, correction, and bear market:

Term Typical Decline Duration Interpretation

Pullback Up to 10% Days/weeks Mild setback

Correction 10% to 20% Weeks/months Market adjustment

Bear market More than 20% Months/years Prolonged downward trend

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