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Risk Reset Complete

Definition

Risk Reset Complete describes a market phase where speculative positions and excessive leverage have largely been liquidated. This condition indicates that the market has undergone a significant correction, effectively purging much of the overextended risk-taking that accumulated during previous periods of exuberance. It suggests that the market is now operating with a healthier, more sustainable risk profile, as weak hands have been shaken out and asset valuations have adjusted. A “risk reset” often sets the stage for a more stable market environment, potentially preceding a new accumulation phase.