#MarketRebound A "Market Rebound" refers to the recovery of financial asset prices after a significant decline. It is not a specific trading tool or strategy, but a market phenomenon that traders attempt to identify and capitalize on.

Rebounds can be driven by improved investor sentiment, positive economic news, government intervention, or simply an excessive price correction due to panic. It is crucial to differentiate between a genuine rebound that signals the start of a new bullish trend and a "Dead Cat Bounce," which is a temporary uptick before the decline continues.

To trade a rebound, traders often look for signs of technical support, increased volume, and confirmation with technical indicators such as the RSI. Risk management is vital, as predicting the duration or strength of a rebound is a challenge.