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selling climax
noun
- a brief, abrupt decline in stock prices that is succeeded by a rally.
Word History and Origins
Origin of selling climax1
Example Sentences
It is possible that we saw a selling climax on Thursday but we will not have confirmation for several days as it will require a powerful rally this week.
The bearish sentiment is likely to build over the next week or so and a selling climax is possible at any point.
The opposite of a selling climax is a buying climax, and that’s a bearish development when a stock hits a 52-week high but then closes the calendar week lower than the prior week’s close.
My hunch is that we are near a selling climax in U.S.
Said Harry Comer, market analyst for Wall Street's Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis: "Last week's unloading was not yet the old-fashioned selling climax which paves the way for a subsequent rise."
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