#MarketRebound What is a "Market Rebound"?

A market rebound occurs when the prices of assets, such as stocks or bonds, recover after a period of significant decline. It does not necessarily mean the end of a bearish trend, but it does represent a temporary or sustained uptick. This phenomenon is often driven by factors such as positive economic news, an improvement in investor confidence, or interventions from central banks.

Rebounds can be short-lived (dead cat bounce), indicating a brief pause before continuing to decline, or the beginning of a long-term recovery. Investors often see them as an opportunity to reevaluate their strategies, whether to take profits if they bought low or to adjust their portfolios. Identifying whether a rebound is sustainable requires careful analysis of economic indicators and general market sentiment.