Jim McCormick, AgMarket.Net, says corn saw a dead cat bounce with 3-cent gains on light short covering and solid export news. USDA reported flash sales totaling 13.2 million bushels Thursday. A sale ...

A “dead-cat bounce” is a term used in finance to describe a brief recovery before an asset continues its inevitable decline. The idea is simple: even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from high ...

Even a dead cat will bounce if dropped from high enough. It’s a bit of a morbid sentiment, but it’s an old saying that applies to a security that’s trending down in price. When the price of that stock ...

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) briefly spiked above $90,000 on Monday morning, only to pull back to around $87,000, raising ...

After months of disappointing news and poor performance, the stocks you’ve been following are suddenly selling at the highest prices you’ve seen. As a cautious investor, you can’t help but wonder if ...

A dead-cat bounce is a temporary rise in prices that tends to make investors believe that a rally will lengthen. A dead-cat bounce is a brief rise in price for a security or asset following a lengthy ...

A dead cat bounce can be an opportunity for profit or a good chance to get suckered into a bad stock. Here’s what it means, and how to look out for one. Shares in your favorite stock have gone down ...

There are many ways that investors try to predict future stock price movements. One of those tactics is identifying a dead cat bounce — a term coined on the theory that even a dead cat would bounce if ...

A dead cat bounce is a short-term recovery in an asset's price that follows a protracted decline. Long-term slides are often interrupted by temporary rallies as traders who have bet on a decline and ...