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selling

[sel-ing] / ˈsɛl ɪŋ /


NOUN
the occupation of selling
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Analysts say there could be a simpler explanation: Individual investors are falling into a familiar pattern of selling out when an asset class underperforms expectations.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company is positioned to weather competition, with a slice of OpenAI, a dominant position selling cost-effective AI solutions to companies, and potential 2025 free cash flow of more than $70 billion.

From Barron's

Advanced Micro Devices shares were extending their rally into a seventh session as optimism builds for the company’s business of selling central processing units for artificial-intelligence servers.

From MarketWatch

One such factor is that tax-loss selling — investors selling losers to offset any capital gains — came to an end in December.

From MarketWatch

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent attributed the U.S. government bond slump to a surge in Japanese yields, dismissing concerns about European investors selling U.S. assets.

From Barron's