#MarketRebound A market rebound refers to a recovery in asset prices following a significant decline or downturn. It often occurs after panic selling, economic shocks, or bearish sentiment has driven prices lower. Rebounds can be triggered by positive news, improved earnings, policy interventions, or economic indicators showing growth. They may be short-term "dead cat bounces" or mark the beginning of a sustained upward trend. Traders watch for technical signals like bullish candlestick patterns, RSI recovery, or moving average crossovers to identify rebounds. Understanding the context and strength of the rebound helps investors make informed decisions and capitalize on renewed market optimism.