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Correction

A market decline of 10-20% — milder than a bear market.

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Corrections happen roughly once a year in US equities and are normal. Most resolve within months as bull markets resume. Corrections that morph into bear markets typically coincide with deteriorating economic data.

Frequently asked about Correction

What is Correction?

A market decline of 10-20% — milder than a bear market. Corrections happen roughly once a year in US equities and are normal. Most resolve within months as bull markets resume. Corrections that morph into bear markets typically coincide with deteriorating economic data.

Why does Correction matter for investors?

In markets, Correction is one of the building blocks investors use to compare opportunities and assess risk. Understanding it helps you read research notes, earnings reports, and market commentary without getting lost in jargon.

How is Correction used in practice?

Corrections happen roughly once a year in US equities and are normal. Most resolve within months as bull markets resume.

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