sell-off
noun [ C ]
uk/ˈselɒf/ us/-ɑːf/ FINANCE
a sale of a business, particular assets, etc. at a low price to encourage someone to buy it:
A sell-off would mark the second time that the business has changed hands in two years.
The book value grossly understates the sell-off value of the company.
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET
an occasion when a large number of shares in a company are sold, often causing their value to fall:
The dollar was little changed after a sell-off at the end of last week.