A stock market selloff is a rapid decline in share prices across major indexes, often triggered by fear, economic uncertainty, or negative news. Investors use selloffs to exit positions or buy discounted assets. Long-term value investors and cash-rich traders benefit most, capitalizing on lower prices to acquire stocks with strong fundamentals.
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