Market Jitters
Feelings of nervousness created by uncertainty or fear about the current investment environment.

Investopedia Says:
Market jitters can be caused by (among other things) poor corporate earnings, high rates of unemployment, or uncertainty with the Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.

Related Terms:
Business Cycle
Contraction
Federal Reserve
Inflection Point
Interest Rate
Recession

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• Shortfall
• Short Form Prospectus Distribution System (SFPDS)
• Short Form Prospectus Distribution System (SFPDS)
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• Short Interest Ratio
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• Short Market Value
• Short (or Short Position)
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• Short Sell Against the Box
• Short Selling
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• Short Straddle
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