selloff

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.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa a venda rápida e em grande volume de ativos, como ações, títulos ou commodities, frequentemente a preços reduzidos, geralmente para se livrar deles e não como parte da atividade normal de negociação.

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.

   🇵🇹Venda maciça de ativos

   Sinônimos: dumpingfire saleliquidationunloading

   Antônimos: accumulationacquisitionpurchase

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