A stock selloff is a rapid, broad decline in share prices, often triggered by economic fears, geopolitical shocks, or disappointing earnings. It reflects panic selling, creating a buyer's market. While unnerving, selloffs benefit long-term investors and value buyers, who scoop up quality stocks at discounted prices, positioning for future gains when markets recover.
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