Read More Cramer: Is this rally just a dead cat bounce?
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He called Thursday's stock market rally nothing more than a dead cat bounce.
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" Micron Technology: "I think Micron is still part of a big dead cat bounce.
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His election was a dead-cat bounce and is extremely unlikely to be repeated.
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The rally was a dead cat bounce, and yes, we were caught on the wrong side of it.
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Earlier this week, stock markets rallied pushing banking stocks up but analysts called it a dead cat bounce.
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Cramer Remix: A real change from pain in 2016 Cramer: Is the rally just a dead cat bounce?
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A "dead cat bounce" is when a stock sees a short-lived rally following a sharp and sustained decline.
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So for the record, the "dead cat bounce" refers to a temporary, short-lived uptick in a bear market.
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"Republicans are about to learn a hard lesson in the experience of the 'Dead Cat Bounce,'" said one Michigan Democrat.
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"You may get a bit of a dead cat bounce today, which is what it feels like right now," Polcari said.
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"With no change to fundamentals, there is little hope that this is anything more than a mere dead cat bounce", Lawler wrote.
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David Tice, who sold his Prudent Bear fund to Federated in 2008, describes 2019's early bull run as a dead-cat bounce.
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This episode being titled "Dead Cat Bounce" makes me nervous because… it's obviously not just called that because Axe mentions it once, right?
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It is nothing but a dead cat bounce," the editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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"I'm seeing little to convince me that this is anything other than a dead cat bounce," OANDA senior market analyst Craig Erlam said.
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Now, with tentative signs of recovery, commentators are debating whether we have the start of a sustained rally or a just a dead cat bounce.
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"It may be a dying cat bounce but it has a little too much vim and vigor to be a dead cat bounce," Zimmermann said.
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"What I would say is more than just a dead cat bounce would be a move above its 200-day moving average at $14.14," said Baruch.
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Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors, called this a "dead-cat bounce," adding traditional retailers will continue to "lose more market share to online retailers."
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" "There's enough momentum in the technology sector because we saw that turn around in the past few days that it didn't feel like a dead cat bounce.
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"Yesterday's 4.1% rally in the Shanghai Composite Index is likely to have been a dead cat bounce," strategists at DBS Group Research wrote in a morning note.
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"It's too early to tell if Tuesday's rally was a 'dead cat bounce' or the market setting a base," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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This despite the long-term trends being, according to the MBMG managing director, "very, very negative" and representative of a "dead cat bounce that's got out of control".
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The stock market's upturn Tuesday after two days of post-Brexit sell-offs had many on Wall Street wondering if it was a so-called dead cat bounce.
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"Let's call it a fundamental reshuffling and you're getting a technical dead cat bounce from this," Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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"It remains too early to say whether August's upturn is a dead cat bounce or the start of a sustained post-shock recovery," IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said.
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"If you're investing in GE right now, you're playing nothing more than a dead cat bounce," Michael Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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Joe Rundle, head of trading at ETX Capital called this rally a dead cat bounce - a temporary recovery in prices as speculators try to cover their trades - in his latest research note.
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Some traders said that fears that Thomas Cook would need to carry out a fundraising had receded, boosting the stock, although others disagreed, calling Wednesday's rise a "dead cat bounce, most probably".
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It's not yet clear if this is a bottom or a "dead cat bounce" for stocks — a temporary rebound in the middle of a steep market downturn that isn't really based on anything.
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David McCourt: Autocratic, top-down leaders like Putin, Xi and Erdogan may look like a return to stronger, top-down management, but it is a "dead cat bounce," as the investing expression goes.
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He said a more generous anti-crisis plan would not deliver a significant boost to the economy, only a "dead cat bounce", or a small short-term lift without any long-term improvement.
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"This isn't any kind of a dead-cat bounce when you look at the strength of the move," the senior vice president for Cuttone & Company said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell " Friday.
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I am inclined to believe that the tradable bounce, and it has been tradable, given the large, intra-day volatility we have seen of late, is transitory … a bear market, or dead cat, bounce.
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"The recent rebound in metal and oil looks to be running out of steam with the recent rally looking more like a dead cat bounce," said Manoj Ladwa, head of trading at TJM Partners.
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Details: Oil prices edged up on Monday, a dead cat bounce from the selloff that followed President Trump's calls in a tweet for OPEC to "relax and take it easy" with its planned output cuts.
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"If you're not in staples and you're not in utilities and you're not chasing the dead cat bounce in energy, no one's been interested in anything that you own, which makes them very cheap," he said.
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While some investors are calling the rally more of a dead cat bounce than something that markets can sustain, other investors point out that the fundamentals behind U.S. investing haven't changed, even as costs are set to rise.
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"When you look at both financials and energy being among the worst on a relative strength basis, you could say it is a dead cat bounce," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research in New York.
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The action over the next couple of weeks will be important because it will tell us whether the recent bounce has legs ... or if it was just a dead cat bounce that worked off its near-term oversold condition.
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Petrides acknowledged that GE's 30-plus percent rise this year has looked like a "dead cat bounce," or a rapid recovery in a stock's price that often appears to be a sustained reversal, but is usually followed by further weakness.
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At the same time, its Apple pay feature just went live in China where electronic payment is more prevalent than in the U.S. Cramer Remix: A real change from pain in 2016 Cramer: Is the rally just a dead cat bounce?
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Johnson's work in his first year of his contract suggests that Miami showing was more dead-cat bounce than a late-career renaissance, but you would have to care about the Utah Jazz a lot more than I do to be upset about that.
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Kinda like a killer whale playing with a seal Axe tells his people to keep going after at the stock, waiting for the "dead cat bounce" – which Google tells us means: "a temporary recovery in share prices after a substantial fall…" -- then whacking bids again.
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For some of the analysts it had the hallmarks of a classic dead-cat bounce, a natural pause in the tailspin that had sucked prices below $30 a barrel for the first time since 2003 - with still lower lows lurking in the weeks ahead.
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"This is a typical dead cat bounce, where the market temporarily recovers in a downtrend but then continues to slide lower," said a Jeddah-based portfolio manager, adding that only a more concrete deal between top oil producers could sustain a prolonged rally in the stock market.
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"He's simply saying that if it does go into a tailspin — and stocks that have this kind of dead cat bounce, they can continue to fall — he wouldn't recommend trying to bottom-fish until it sinks to the mid-to-high-$30s," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Technical analysts have identified support levels between $40.40 and $40.70, according to Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service "I don't want to call [Tuesday's price rise] a dead cat bounce," he said, referring to a brief recovery from a sharp decline.
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On 20th September 2013 Dead Cat Bounce performed their 'last ever' show 'Dead Cat Bounce...You're Welcome For The Music' in Vicar St, Dublin, with the full original line up including Cullinan. In December 2017 they returned to the Project Arts Centre for a week of reunion shows, 'Dead Cat Bounce...Do Stop Believing'.
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A "dead cat bounce" price pattern may be used as a part of the technical analysis method of stock trading. Technical analysis describes a dead cat bounce as a continuation pattern that looks in the beginning like a reversal pattern. It begins with a downward move followed by a significant price retracement. The price fails to continue upward and instead falls again downwards, and surpasses the prior low.
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The third series began on 17 October 2011, with an episode featuring Georgia Salpa, Damo and Ivor, Dead Cat Bounce and Darby the Leprechaun. The season continued until 24 April 2012.
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Dead Cat Bounce was an Irish comedy band made up of Demian Fox (drums), Shane O'Brien (bass) and James Walmsley (guitar and lead vocals). Based in Dublin, but touring all over the world, the group performed all-original comedy songs in variety of musical styles.
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In finance, a dead cat bounce is a small, brief recovery in the price of a declining stock. Derived from the idea that "even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height", the phrase, which originated on Wall Street, is also popularly applied to any case where a subject experiences a brief resurgence during or following a severe decline.
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Similarly, a bear market rally (sometimes called "sucker's rally" or "dead cat bounce") is a price increase of 5% or more before prices fall again. Bear market rallies occurred in the Dow Jones Industrial Average index after the Wall Street Crash of 1929, leading down to the market bottom in 1932, and throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s. The Japanese Nikkei 225 has had several bear-market rallies between the 1980s and 2011, while experiencing an overall long-term downward trend.
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The band also regularly performed a late night covers set called Bootlegs . The two-hour show included over 140 different songs many of which are played as mashups. They played this set at numerous festivals including The Dublin Fringe, The Kilkenny Cat Laughs, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the Galway Comedy Festival and the Oxegen Festival. In 2011 Dead Cat Bounce were the house band for Late'n'Live in The Gilded Balloon and played 25 straight nights from 35am at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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Brian Wilson, Röyksopp, Amadou & Mariam, The Wailers, Fionn Regan, Mundy, James Murphy and Pat Mahoney of LCD Soundsystem, A Flock of Seagulls, Bell Orchestre, The Field, Jeffrey Lewis, Marina and the Diamonds and Richmond Fontaine were announced on 13 May 2009. The Big Pink were added on 29 May. The Stradbally Laughs line-up was announced on 16 July 2009 and included Sean Hughes, Phil Nichol, Brendon Burns, Gavin Webster, Kevin Bridges, Joe Rooney, Eric Lalor, Andrew Stanley, Damien Clarke, Dead Cat Bounce and Steve Frost's Impro All-Stars featuring Andy Smart, Steve Steen, Richard Vrench and Ian Coppinger. Tommy Tiernan will headline the comedy tent.
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The earliest citation of the phrase in the news media dates to December 1985 when the Singaporean and Malaysian stock markets bounced back after a hard fall during the recession of that year. Journalists Horace Brag and Wong Sulong of the Financial Times were quoted as saying the market rise was "what we call a dead cat bounce".Chris Sherwell, "Singapore stock market stages modest recovery after steep fall", Financial Times, December 7, 1985, quoted in Word Spy Both the Singaporean and Malaysian economies continued to fall after the quote, although both economies recovered in the following years. The phrase is also used in political circles for a candidate or policy that shows a small positive bounce in approval after a hard and fast decline.
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In about 20% of cases, the average price declines to a low point some months or years after generic launch, and then rises temporarily or bounces (Dead Cat Bounce) Generics Bulletin, 16 Feb 2007, Getting to the bottom of ‘bouncing’ price These bounces may then initiate the onset of longer term seasonality or recurrent annual price rises.Generics Bulletin, 27 Apr 2007, Bounces may be extreme seasonal effects Bounces happen when the average selling price falls below a license holder's manufacturing cost, making the product unprofitable. License holders and manufacturers then withdraw from the market, reducing the amount of competition and allowing the price to rise. They may later re-enter the market when higher prices make the product profitable once more.
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