We all are aware of price correction, but did you know that 'time correction' is also a silent threat to your portfolio returns. Here's how.
Last updated: 08-Jul-2024•Danish Khanna
Price correction is a common term in the investment world. It refers to a decline in the price of a security. Obviously, you lose money when your stock price-corrects. Apart from price correction, there is another form of correction that influences your returns: time correction. Your stock time-corrects if it doesn't go anywhere for a long period. There could be many reasons for time correction: overvaluation, bleak prospects, little investor interest and so
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