#MarketRebound The Market Rebound is a financial phenomenon that occurs when markets, after experiencing a significant drop, begin to recover. This rebound can be driven by technical, fundamental, or emotional factors, such as positive news, encouraging economic results, or simply a correction after an oversold condition. Investors and traders seek to capitalize on these movements by buying assets at low prices with the expectation of a rise. Identifying a real rebound versus a 'false rebound' requires careful analysis. Common strategies include the use of indicators such as the RSI, moving averages, or candlestick patterns. A Market Rebound can represent profitable opportunities, but also risks.