#MarketPullback A market pullback is a temporary decline in stock prices, typically between 5-20%. It's a normal market correction, allowing valuations to adjust and preventing overheating. Pullbacks can be triggered by various factors, such as economic uncertainty, interest rate changes, or profit-taking. Historically, markets have recovered from pullbacks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 13.3% gain in the year following a pullback. Investors often view pullbacks as buying opportunities, as they can provide entry points into quality assets at discounted prices.