Fall. A stock correction is a process in which stock prices decline after experiencing a significant increase. During the callback process, when the stock price falls to a certain support level, it may rebound and end the downward trend and begin to rise upward. During this process, trading volume usually shrinks. Stock corrections are normal, and investors can use the correction phase to find investment opportunities.

How long does a fund correction usually take?

The time for fund callbacks is uncertain and is related to market conditions, fund types and fund managers’ operating strategies. Index funds typically pull back to support levels for a variable amount of time, depending on market trends. Money funds do not pull back, stock funds usually pull back after stock prices fall and dividends are paid, while bond funds only pull back when prices fall and do not pull back after dividends are paid. Investors should formulate investment strategies based on fund type and market conditions.