A move in a stock, bond, commodity or other investment that is in the opposite direction of the prevailing trend. This is typically mentioned following a rising (or bull) market. Often this occurs because an investment is seen as over or undervalued. Also called market reversal.
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- Market correction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A market correction is a rapid change in the nominal price of a commodity, after a barrier to free trade has been removed and the free market establishes a new ...
- Market trend - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
One type of secondary market trend is called a market correction. A correction is a short term price decline of 5% to 20% or so. A correction is a downward ...
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- Market Correction - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
A relatively short-term drop in stock market prices, generally viewed as bringing overpriced stocks back to a level closer to companies' actual values.
- What Is a Stock Market Correction
The difference between a stock market correction and a stock market crash.
- Spain, U.S. fiscal cliff may spark market correction ... - Yahoo! News
Oct 13, 2012 ... From Yahoo! News: TOKYO (Reuters) - Investors should brace for three or four months of jittery markets due to uncertainty over support for ...