Sellers

In financial markets, "sellers" are individuals or entities that offer assets such as stocks, bonds, or commodities for sale. Their goal is to transfer ownership to buyers, often to realize gains, cut losses, or free up capital. Sellers can be motivated by various factors, including market conditions, financial needs, or strategic decisions. Their actions influence asset prices; increased selling pressure typically leads to a decline in prices, while limited selling can stabilize or boost value. Essentially, sellers are key players who help facilitate transactions and ensure market liquidity.