#MarketRebound A market rebound refers to a recovery in asset prices after a period of decline. It often follows corrections, crashes, or bearish trends and can be driven by positive news, strong earnings, economic stimulus, or improved investor sentiment. Rebounds may be short-term bounces or the start of a longer uptrend. Traders and investors watch for signals like increased volume, technical indicators, or support levels being held. However, false rebounds or "dead cat bounces" can occur, so caution is key. A true rebound reflects renewed confidence and can offer opportunities for those positioned early with a solid risk management strategy.