• This refers to a consolidation in the price of a stock or any other financial security after a strong rally.
• The price of the security moves sideways rather than upwards or downwards during such price consolidation.
• Time correction is different from price correction where the price of an overvalued stock or other security falls to a level that is commensurate with its fundamental intrinsic value.
• During time correction, the security trades within a strict price range and waits for its fundamental value to rise and match its current trading price range.
• Traders usually buy securities that breakout from a price range after a long period of time correction.

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