#ReboundRally A "Rebound Rally" describes a sharp and often short-term upward movement in asset prices following a significant market decline. This type of rally can occur due to factors like:

Oversold Conditions: Prices drop too far, too fast, triggering a correction upward.

Positive News: Unexpectedly favorable economic data, corporate earnings, or policy announcements.

Short Covering: Investors who had bet on falling prices (short sellers) buy back assets to close their positions, pushing prices up.

Market Sentiment: Renewed investor optimism after a period of fear or uncertainty.

While rebound rallies are common in bear markets, they can also signal a broader recovery if sustained.