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Stocks oversold today

6 of the 145 large US, Canadian and European stocks and ETFs we follow match right now, including Rio Tinto, Bank of America, Applied Materials, Barclays, Caterpillar.

The price fell fast recently - the 14-day RSI is under 30. A reason to look closer, not a reason to buy: strong downtrends can stay oversold for weeks.

US 4

CompanySymbolSector
Bank of AmericaBACFinancials
Applied MaterialsAMATTechnology
CaterpillarCATIndustrials
GE AerospaceGEIndustrials

Europe 2

CompanySymbolSector
Rio TintoRIO.LMaterials
BarclaysBARC.LFinancials

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Questions

Which stocks are oversold today?

Right now 6, including Rio Tinto, Bank of America, Applied Materials, Barclays, Caterpillar. The list is recalculated through the trading day.

What does 'Oversold' mean?

The price fell fast recently - the 14-day RSI is under 30. A reason to look closer, not a reason to buy: strong downtrends can stay oversold for weeks.

Why are there no prices on this page?

Stock prices come from a licensed data provider and are shown inside the Money Globe X app, with live prices, RSI, valuation and dividends for every company.

Is this a buy or sell signal?

No. A screen is a starting point for your own research - educational information, not financial advice.

How to read these numbers

RSI (14-day)

The Relative Strength Index compares recent up-days with down-days on a 0 to 100 scale. Above 70, the price rose fast and may be stretched; below 30, it fell fast. Strong trends can stay above 70 or below 30 for a long time, so RSI is a reason to look closer, not a signal on its own.

Trend (50- and 200-day averages)

Uptrend means the price is above its 50-day average and the 50-day is above the 200-day. Downtrend is the opposite. Mixed means the averages disagree - often a turning point or a sideways market.

From the 52-week high

How far the price is below its highest price of the past year. It tells you where the price sits in its range, not where it goes next.

Updated October 22, 2026, 18:31 UTC. Sources: company list and screens calculated from daily prices (data: Twelve Data). Educational information only - not financial advice.