@[Andy Sutton](user:24235), maybe you can explain something to me. Why is that whenever stocks tumble, people say it is a "correction." Why can't stocks simply be on a downtrend? Or why can't investors simply be spooked and want to cash out? Why it is that the drop is something that is apparently proper and expected?
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@[Andy Sutton](user:24235), maybe you can explain something to me. Why is that whenever stocks tumble, people say it is a "correction." Why can't stocks simply be on a downtrend? Or why can't investors simply be spooked and want to cash out? Why it is that the drop is something that is apparently proper and expected?