CNBC's Jim Cramer defined Wall Street terms for investors, including correction, rotation and execution.
"Don't be afraid of rotations and corrections; don't be intimidated by people who use the words," he said. "And remember, even though it's hard to quantify, execution is as crucial factor when it comes to picking stocks—you want companies with proven, seasoned management teams that are less likely to drop the ball."said investors should understand Wall Street jargon, including terms like correction, rotation and execution.
"Selloffs are a natural feature of the stock market landscape, we don't have to like them — I don't — but we do need to acknowledge that they will happen no matter what, so you shouldn't get flustered, or worse, panic when they inevitably smack you in the face," he said."
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