#MarketPullback 📉 What is a Market Pullback?
A market pullback is a short-term dip or decline in the price of a stock or index, typically ranging from 5% to 10%, before the price resumes its upward trend.
✅ Key Points:
It’s temporary and usually lasts days or weeks.
Considered a healthy correction in an ongoing uptrend.
Often caused by profit booking, economic news, or technical factors.
Seen as a buying opportunity by long-term investors.
💡 Example: If the Nifty moves from 20,000 to 19,000 and then starts rising again — that’s a pullback.
Note: A pullback is not the same as a crash. Crashes are sharp, panic-driven declines; pullbacks are more controlled and short-lived
