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"oversold bounce" refers to a temporary upward movement in the price of a stock or market after it has experienced a significant decline. It occurs when the selling pressure becomes excessive, causing the price to drop to levels that are considered lower than its true value. The bounce is the subsequent increase, as buyers step in to take advantage of the low prices. However, it is often short-lived and may not signify a long-term trend reversal.
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