#MarketRebound

After periods of decline or correction, the market often experiences a "rebound" or "bounce" (Market Rebound), which is a recovery period where prices start to rise again. These moments are critical for investors, as they can indicate the end of a downtrend and the beginning of a new upward cycle.

Rebound signals are observed through increased trading volumes, especially in buying, and rising asset prices across multiple sectors. These rebounds are often driven by positive economic factors, encouraging company news, or a shift in investor sentiment from pessimism to optimism.

For traders, rebounds can provide attractive buying opportunities at relatively low price levels. However, it is essential to distinguish between a genuine rebound and a temporary bounce (dead cat bounce) that may be followed by another decline. Identifying a successful rebound requires careful analysis of technical indicators and economic fundamentals.