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FINRA says a correction is when stocks, bonds, commodities or indices reverse course by at least 10 percent before resuming their previous upward or downward trend.

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Correction: A correction is when stocks, bonds, commodities or indices reverse course by at least 10 percent before resuming their previous upward or downward trend.

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Key Terms for Tough Times: The Vocabulary of Stressed Markets
FINRA · 2025-06-03

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“FINRA says a correction is when stocks, bonds, commodities or indices reverse course by at least 10 percent before resuming their previous upward or downward trend.” ai notis, checked 7 Nov 2026. Source: Key Terms for Tough Times: The Vocabulary of Stressed Markets (FINRA). https://ainotis.com/c/4224

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ai notis. (2026, November 7). FINRA says a correction is when stocks, bonds, commodities or indices reverse course by at least 10 percent before resuming their previous upward or downward trend [Checked claim 4224]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/4224

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