Oversold Stocks Today
These stocks are stretched to the downside today: RSI below its oversold line, a close under the lower Bollinger Band, a capitulation candle, or a fresh 20-day or 52-week low. The list comes straight from live screen matches and is rebuilt every 30 minutes.
Oversold is not the same as cheap. Each row shows the screen that fired and how often a bounce actually followed in that screen's backtest, so you can tell a mean-reversion setup with a record from a stock that is simply falling.
US oversold stocks today
112 stocks across 12 screens, top 25 shown, as of Sep 6, 2026.
Screens behind this list
- Near 52-Week Low (Daily)52 matching now · 44.3% win rate on 687 trades
- Below Lower Bollinger (Daily)27 matching now · 42.5% win rate on 858 trades
- Below Lower Bollinger (Weekly)17 matching now · 56% win rate on 748 trades
- Five Lower Closes (Daily)14 matching now · 50.2% win rate on 646 trades
- Five Lower Closes (Weekly)14 matching now · 50% win rate on 848 trades
- Drop > 5% (Daily)11 matching now · 45.5% win rate on 783 trades
- New 20-Day Low (Daily)10 matching now · 45.3% win rate on 827 trades
- RSI Oversold Extreme (Daily)9 matching now · 52.1% win rate on 622 trades
- RSI Oversold Extreme (Weekly)6 matching now · 48% win rate on 740 trades
- Bollinger Lower Bounce + Oversold Confirmation (Daily)5 matching now · 52.6% win rate on 551 trades
- New 52-Week Low (Daily)4 matching now · 49.3% win rate on 590 trades
- RSI Oversold Bounce + Capitulation (Daily)1 matching now
- Capitulation Setup (Daily)0 matching now
How a systematic trader uses this list
Mean reversion works best with a defined exit. The backtests behind these screens favour short holds: a bounce back to the mean, a fixed percentage target, or a time stop after a few bars. Enter only on screens whose win rate justifies it, put the stop below the low that triggered the screen, and never add to a position that keeps making new lows.
Questions
What makes a stock oversold here?
The stock entered one of the oversold screens: an RSI extreme, a close below the lower Bollinger Band, a capitulation pattern, a new 20-day or 52-week low, or a run of lower closes. Each screen's page lists its exact rule.
Do oversold stocks bounce?
Sometimes. The win rate column is the honest answer per screen: it is the share of past trades on that screen that closed in profit with the exit rule the backtest found best.
Can I get alerted when a stock becomes oversold?
Yes. The ChartMath app pushes a notification the moment a stock enters any screen, including these, with the backtest attached.
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