Most Oversold Stocks

What Are Oversold Stocks?

Oversold stocks are stocks that have experienced significant selling pressure, pushing their price below what many analysts consider fair value. When a stock becomes oversold, it may present a buying opportunity as the selling pressure subsides and the price potentially rebounds. Our screener uses the proprietary XTRM indicator to measure the severity and duration of oversold conditions across hundreds of stocks.

How the XTRM Oversold Stocks Screener Works

Unlike traditional oversold indicators like RSI (Relative Strength Index), our XTRM score calculates the cumulative duration of extreme conditions. This means it doesn't just tell you if a stock is oversold — it tells you how long it has been in extreme territory. The more negative the score, the more extreme and prolonged the oversold condition. We scan both daily and weekly timeframes to find the most oversold reading for each stock.

XTRM Score Levels

• 0 to −99: Mildly oversold — entering oversold territory
• −100 to −149: Moderately oversold — sustained selling pressure
• −150 to −199: Heavily oversold — significant downward momentum
• −200 and below: Extremely oversold — point of exhaustion