#MarketRebound

A market rebound refers to a recovery in stock prices or the broader financial market after a period of decline. It often occurs when investor confidence returns, driven by positive news, economic data, or policy changes. Rebounds can be short-term (a "dead cat bounce") or signal the start of a longer upward trend. Traders and investors watch for signs of a rebound—such as increased trading volume, breaking resistance levels, or improved fundamentals—to time their entries effectively.