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dead cat bounce

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dead cat bounce

Temporary rally in a stock market after a fall. The recovery is usually technical in nature, the result of dealers buying stock they had sold short, and not usually an indication of a change in the downward trend.



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US futures are up 74 points -- which has helped shares across Europe -- although after yesterday's sharp drop in the States, it looks a lot like a dead cat bounce.
Footsie ignores US share dive amid hopes bank deal is near; MARKETS by The Evening Standard (London, England)
Traders expect the market to recover today but reckon it'll only be a dead cat bounce with the market continuing to slide.
Sorted And The City: A 7-week low by The Mirror (London, England)
Solid (or at least, steady) results, combined with strong regional fundamentals that Mexican blue chips enjoy, may ensure that this dead cat bounces right back onto its feet.
How high can a dead cat bounce? Investors see post-Iraq rally coming ... by Baratti, Gianluca / Business Mexico
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