#ReboundRally

A "rebound rally" refers to a swift increase in stock prices following a period of decline, often seen in bear markets or after significant market downturns. This surge is typically driven by investors buying undervalued stocks, leading to a temporary boost in market indices.

It's important to distinguish between a rebound and a sustained market recovery. A rebound rally may be short-lived and doesn't necessarily indicate a long-term positive trend. For instance, in the bond market, some analysts caution that certain rebounds might merely be bear-market rallies, lacking the fundamentals to support a prolonged uptrend.