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Dead Cat Bounce is when a stock has a slight rise after a sharp drop. This is generally in reference to a bad stock ("dead cat"). This term also occasionally applies to the stock market in general.
Speaking of dead cat bounces, I just started reading a book called
The Dead Cat Bounce: A Home Repair is Homicide Mystery![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sFiTKWI7YJN_ZBgg8fmaQ_FK7WfusSSEcbL3zPR79X8ea4khRuVxOcePpuhf2xyZD5QsmvurOb-9m5upXsAPoSTinZC2mwZVyoLnTgEa30sacoHb9zvKg3FpC7LlNpDiG7Skg9P1X_PyqzqASZ=s0-d)
, by Sarah Graves. This mystery is about a woman who is a former Wall Street trader who quits and moves to Maine, buys a fixer-upper old mansion, only to discover a dead body in one of the rooms. The book is written somewhat in the style of Agatha Christie and provides captivating prose. I am only on Chapter 4 four but I'm looking forward to the rest of the book. By the way, there are nine different books (that's right 9 books) called
The Dead Cat Bounce![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sFiTKWI7YJN_ZBgg8fmaQ_FK7WfusSSEcbL3zPR79X8ea4khRuVxOcePpuhf2xyZD5QsmvurOb-9m5upXsAPoSTinZC2mwZVyoLnTgEa30sacoHb9zvKg3FpC7LlNpDiG7Skg9P1X_PyqzqASZ=s0-d)
, so if you are interested in the book, make sure you get the one by Sarah Graves. It came out about ten years ago.
By Fred Fuld at
Stockerblog.com
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