overtrade
/ˈoʊvərtræd/Definitions
1. verb
to sell or trade goods, commodities, or securities in excess of what is needed or in a way that is not profitable.
“The company overtraded its stocks, resulting in a significant loss of investors’ money.”
2. noun
the act of selling or trading goods, commodities, or securities in excess of what is needed or in a way that is not profitable.
“The overtrade of the company led to a decline in the market value of its shares.”