Oversold Stocks: RSI at or Below 30
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Stocks whose 14-day Relative Strength Index is 30 or lower — the level most charting conventions label "oversold". Ranked from the lowest RSI upward, with the one-month price change alongside.
How this screen is computed
RSI compares the average daily gain with the average daily loss over the last 14 sessions: RSI = 100 − 100 ÷ (1 + average gain ÷ average loss). The version here uses simple 14-day averages (Cutler's method) rather than Wilder's exponential smoothing, so readings can differ slightly from a charting platform's default.
A stock that has fallen on every one of the last 14 sessions has no average gain and reads 0; a stock that has risen every day reads 100. Values are recomputed nightly from daily closes.
How to read it
An RSI below 30 means recent losses have dominated recent gains — nothing more. In a steady decline a stock can stay "oversold" for weeks while falling further; the indicator describes the recent path, it does not mark a floor.
The list is most informative in aggregate: hundreds of names under 30 signal a broad sell-off, a few dozen signal isolated damage. Pair it with the 52-week-low screen or an earnings filter in the interactive screener to see what kind of weakness you are looking at.
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