What stood out to me here is not only the idea of a short-term bottom.
It is the difference between a bounce and real stability.
Those two things can look similar for a little while, but they are not the same. A market can find temporary support, react higher, and still leave a lot of uncertainty underneath. That is why I find this kind of view interesting. It is not really saying everything is fine. It is saying the market may be close to relief, but not necessarily close to full confidence.
That is the part that matters to me.
Because sometimes selling gets exhausted before the bigger structure actually improves. Price can rebound while people are still unsure. And honestly, that is where a lot of confusion starts. People see a move higher and want to believe the problem is over, when sometimes the market is only pausing.
To me, that is the bigger signal here.
A short-term bottom can happen before the market is truly comfortable again. And that is why rebounds often feel stronger on the screen than they do underneath.