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selloff

/ˈsel.ɒf/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den schnellen Verkauf großer Mengen von Vermögenswerten wie Aktien, Anleihen oder Rohstoffen bezeichnet, oft zu niedrigeren Preisen, meist um sie loszuwerden und nicht im Rahmen des normalen Handels.

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noun

C1formalcommonbusiness/ˈsel.ɒf/

A noun referring to the rapid sale of a large number of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or commodities, often at reduced prices, typically to dispose of them rather than as part of normal trading activity.

  • 🇩🇪Substantiv, das den schnellen Verkauf großer Mengen von Vermögenswerten wie Aktien, Anleihen oder Rohstoffen bezeichnet, oft zu niedrigeren Preisen, meist um sie loszuwerden und nicht im Rahmen des normalen Handels.
  1. Large-scale asset sale C1 formal business

    A rapid sale of a large number of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or commodities, often at reduced prices, usually to dispose of them quickly rather than as part of normal trading.

    • The market experienced a massive selloff after the disappointing earnings report.
    • Investors initiated a selloff of tech stocks due to regulatory concerns.
    • The sudden selloff caused prices to plummet across the board.

    🇩🇪Massenverkauf von Vermögenswerten

    Synonyme: dumpingfire saleliquidationunloading

    Antonyme: accumulationacquisitionpurchase

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