#MarketRebound

MarketRebound refers to the recovery of financial markets following a period of decline or downturn. It signals renewed investor confidence, often driven by improved economic indicators, positive corporate earnings, or government interventions like stimulus packages. A rebound can be short-term (a relief rally) or long-term, indicating a shift from bearish to bullish sentiment. It may follow panic selling, where undervalued assets attract buyers, triggering upward momentum. Successful rebounds often start in sectors hardest hit during the downturn. However, not all rebounds are sustainable—some may be "dead cat bounces." Identifying genuine rebounds requires careful analysis of volume, fundamentals, and macroeconomic trends.