What is another word for DEAD CAT BOUNCE?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛd kˈat bˈa͡ʊns] (IPA) 
"Dead cat bounce" is a phrase used to refer to a temporary recovery that takes place following a sharp decline in the financial markets. Synonyms for this term include "false recovery," "temporary revival," "fake comeback," "fleeting rebound" and "short-lived rally." The term originated in the stock market, where traders would refer to a stock that had fallen sharply as a "dead cat." The idea was that even a dead cat will bounce once it hits the ground, just as a stock can experience a temporary surge in value after a steep decline. However, this initial bounce is usually short-lived and the stock typically continues to decline again.
