In the financial markets, a pullback refers to a temporary, modest decline in a stock’s price after a period of upward momentum. Investors use these short-term dips as strategic entry points, buying on weakness to capitalize on a potential rebound. While day traders and swing traders benefit most, long-term investors also leverage pullbacks to average down their cost basis. Understanding this natural market rhythm helps avoid panic selling and signals potential opportunities within an ongoing uptrend.
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