A Late-Stage Correction is a significant price decline that occurs during the later phases of an extended bull market or an upward trend. This type of correction is often more severe and prolonged than earlier market pullbacks, indicating a potential shift in market cycle dynamics. It typically precedes a period of consolidation or a more substantial market reversal. It signals a possible change in market direction.
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The identification of a late-stage correction is crucial for investors aiming to manage risk during mature market cycles. Distinguishing it from a mid-cycle dip requires careful analysis of market structure, volume profiles, and macroeconomic indicators. A key debate revolves around whether such a correction signals the end of a bull market or merely a necessary reset before further upward movement.
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