Markets now slid to an average low of $1,697.42, as we speak. This fluctuation is common nowadays and there is nothing to worry about, since the spike-plunge ratio seems to keep up to its knees for quite a while.

Only a month ago, when prices hovered near $1,200, we already guessed about a standardized "price correction mechanism" being on its way but since then it keeps increasing. So today's price is still not a definitive measure to be considered for price correction. However the dips should be consistent as was in the past months.