#MarketTurbulence Market turbulence refers to periods when financial markets experience high volatility, rapid price swings, and unpredictable movements.

It can be triggered by:

Economic shocks (e.g., inflation spikes, interest rate changes)

Geopolitical events (e.g., wars, sanctions, elections)

Unexpected corporate news (e.g., bankruptcies, mergers, fraud scandals)

Investor sentiment shifts (fear or greed driving mass buying/selling)

During turbulence:

Prices change quickly — daily moves can be much larger than normal.

Liquidity may dry up — harder to buy/sell at expected prices.

Risk rises — both for traders and long-term investors.

Think of it as a financial storm — the waves (prices) are choppy, visibility is poor, and even skilled sailors (traders) must adjust course frequently #MarketTurbulence $BTC $BCH