#MarketCorrection “Market correction” is trending — and that usually means emotions are rising faster than data.

Let’s put it in context.

A correction is typically a 10–20% pullback after strong momentum.

It’s how markets reset positioning and leverage.

Not how they end cycles.

What corrections usually do 👇

• Flush excess leverage

• Cool overheated sentiment

• Reset funding & derivatives

• Create better risk/reward zones

📌 Corrections are where long-term trends are tested — not broken.

Right now, the market is reacting to:

• Macro uncertainty

• Policy expectations

• Profit-taking after strong runs

That’s normal behavior in risk assets.

Historically, strong markets don’t move straight up.

They move: up → correct → consolidate → continue.

Key takeaway:

Panic sells trends.

Patience compounds them.

Question:

Is this just a healthy reset — or something deeper?

👇 Drop your view.