#MarketRebound A #MarketRebound signifies a significant increase in market value after a period of decline. It's characterized by renewed investor confidence, positive economic indicators like improved GDP and employment, and often decreased volatility. Factors contributing to a rebound include favorable monetary and fiscal policies (e.g., central bank rate cuts, government stimulus), and positive news that shifts market sentiment. While a rebound can signal the end of a downturn and the start of a bullish trend, it's crucial to differentiate it from a "dead cat bounce" – a temporary recovery before further declines. Historically, markets have always recovered from downturns, rewarding long-term investors.