#ReboundRally financial markets, referring to a situation in which the price of a stock or other asset rises sharply after a previous decline. This type of rebound can be the result of a variety of factors, such as improved investor sentiment, positive economic news, or technical signals in the market that suggest prices have bottomed out. A rebound rally often occurs after periods of high volatility, when investors begin to see opportunities to buy at lower prices. Such moves can be short-term, as they can be driven by emotion rather than fundamentals. It is worth noting that a rebound rally does not always lead to a sustained rise in price; sometimes it can be just a temporary rebound before further declines.