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correction

noun as in discipline

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“While corrections are natural, it is worth pointing out that many investors missed out on the big rally. Soon, they may step in to buy the dip, which should keep the sell-off contained.”

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In the past year, he has noticed more activity by bots, some of which post what seems to be engagement bait—for instance, a wrong answer that prompts other users to pile on with corrections.

Meanwhile, investors are growing concerned about a possible stock-market bubble and looming correction.

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Notwithstanding the occasional recession, financial crisis and market correction — by the dozen — along the way, the market has, for the most part, proven a trustworthy long-term bet for investors and retirees.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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