#MarketRebound
A market rebound is a recovery after a sharp decline, often driven by renewed buying interest. Key triggers include:
- **Oversold conditions** (RSI/Bollinger Bands signaling undervaluation)
- **Positive catalysts** (institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, ETF approvals)
- **Macro shifts** (Fed rate cuts, weakening dollar)
- **Short squeezes** (forced buybacks after excessive bearish bets)
Rebounds can be swift (V-shaped) or gradual. Confirm strength with rising volume and sustained support levels. Not all rebounds last—some become "dead cat bounces." Trade cautiously: DCA into strong projects, avoid FOMO, and set stop-losses.
