Synonyms for sell off
sell off

Princeton's WordNet

1. sell offverb

   get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices

   "The store sold off the surplus merchandise"

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1. Lorne Baring:

   The DAX was punished by the scandal at Volkswagen, and it seemed overly sold during the global sell-off in the summer. But those moves were overdone.

2. Jerome Booth:

   (There will be) sell-off in the euro as talk of other exit referenda builds, this sell-off will be more profound and long-lasting and will be not just against the dollar and yen but also against the pound. It will also raise fears of significant loss of value for holders of Euro-zone government bonds.

3. Daleep Singh:

   The ominous reality was that a synchronized global sell-off had taken on a life of its own, with little prospect for self-correction.

4. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   The remarks from last week from central bankers and the ISM data from today help continue to pressure rates higher, and if we do get a solid number on Friday, that could keep the sell-off going.

5. Mark Williams:

   At this level, stocks are not cheap, the simultaneous cuts in rates and banks' reserve ratios were very strong stimulus. Since that didn't stop the sell-off, then the market wonders what else the policy makers have up in their sleeves.