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correction

noun as in discipline

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There’s a good chance, too, that the bull market can extend its gains into a fourth year, even if this past week’s decline marks the beginning of a mild correction.

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They note a rapid correction of freight rates ahead of the Chinese Golden Week holiday that starts Oct.

As a result, all these investors remain underexposed and are waiting for a correction that may never come, he added.

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The European Galileo system now supports this by broadcasting its corrections free of charge.

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Perhaps remembering the accuracy of his previous predictions, however, Dimon was quick to add an important caveat as to when such a correction might occur.

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