A decline of 10% or more in stock prices from their high. Market corrections are typically short-lived and have always been followed by new all-time highs. Corrections are less severe than bear markets and are considered a normal part of investment cycles, serving as a reset when prices have risen too quickly. Market corrections occur about once every 12 months. See Bull Market, Market Capitalization
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