--- title: "Hammering" description: "The Rapid and Intense Selling of Stock Shares Following Bad News" categories: - Financial Terms - Stock Market Behavior tags: - Hammering - Stock Selling - Market Reactions - Financial Events - Investment Psychology --- # Hammering: The Stock Market’s Emergency Exit 🚪💨 **Definition:** Hammering is the rapid and concentrated selling of stock shares, typically triggered by an unexpected event that is perceived to be extremely detrimental to the company’s short-term performance.
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