#MarketRebound Understanding a Market Rebound

A market rebound refers to a recovery in stock prices or economic activity after a period of decline. It often follows a correction (10%+ drop) or bear market (20%+ drop), driven by factors like oversold conditions, positive economic data, or policy changes. For instance, on April 22, 2025, U.S. stocks rebounded after steep losses, fueled by easing trade concerns and tech stock gains. However, rebounds can be short-lived, like a "dead cat bounce," if lacking fundamental support. Investors should monitor earnings, sentiment, and technical indicators to assess sustainability. Diversification and long-term strategies help navigate volatility.