A market crash risk refers to the probability of a sudden, severe drop in asset values, often triggered by economic shocks or speculative bubbles. Investors use this metric to gauge portfolio vulnerability and adjust exposure through hedging strategies like options or diversification. While no one benefits from a decline itself, traders and put-option sellers can profit from volatility, and long-term investors gain from buying undervalued assets post-crash.
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