A Nasdaq selloff is a sharp, broad decline in Nasdaq-listed stocks, often driven by tech weakness, rate fears, or disappointing earnings. Investors use it to reassess risk, rebalance portfolios, and buy quality names at lower prices. Long-term bargain hunters and short sellers typically benefit most.
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