#MarketRebound

A market rebound occurs when stock prices or the broader market recover after a decline, often driven by oversold conditions, bargain hunting, or improving economic fundamentals. It’s a natural part of the business cycle, following recessions or bear markets, which average 9.5 months. Rebounds can signal a shift to a bullish trend but may also be short-lived "dead cat bounces" if lacking fundamental support. For example, the Dow Jones rebounded nearly 100 points in August 2019 after a steep selloff. Economic stimulus or positive earnings can fuel rebounds, though volatility may persist.

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