#MarketRebound A "market rebound" signifies a recovery in asset prices or the overall market after a decline. It's a shift from a bearish (downward) trend to a bullish (upward) one.

Rebounds occur for several reasons: markets become oversold, attracting bargain hunters; positive news or economic data emerges, boosting confidence; or prices hit technical support levels. Short covering by traders who bet on declines can also fuel the recovery.

There are different types of rebounds:

* Technical Rebound: Based purely on charting patterns and support levels.

* Fundamental Rebound: Driven by improvements in underlying economic or company performance.

* Dead Cat Bounce: A temporary, misleading recovery during a larger downtrend, often followed by further declines.

Key signs of a potential rebound include stabilizing market conditions, positive sentiment after a sharp drop, increased trading volume during the price rise, and strengthening major stock indexes. Distinguishing a genuine rebound from a false one is crucial for investors.