The past couple of weeks have been rough on the markets, and plenty of popular stocks have taken a beating. But when sentiment turns sour and prices get hammered, opportunities can emerge for investors willing to look at the technical signals.
We ran a scan on November 17, 2025, looking for stocks that meet some basic criteria: market capitalizations of at least $2 billion, average 14-day trading volumes exceeding 2 million shares, and notably low relative strength index readings. The RSI measures momentum on a scale of 0 to 100, and when it drops below 30, technical analysts generally consider a stock to be very oversold—potentially setting up for a bounce if sentiment shifts.
The scan turned up an interesting mix of names spanning tech, consumer brands, and cryptocurrency-related plays. Here's what we found.
The Most Oversold Stocks Right Now
1. MARA Holdings, Inc. (MARA) topped the list with an RSI of 22.95, which is about as oversold as it gets. The stock has shed more than 40% over the past month as speculative tech names have been taken to the woodshed. For context, an RSI below 30 is widely considered a sign that selling pressure may have gotten excessive.
2. CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) came in second with an RSI of 23.20, and the timing is particularly interesting here. The company is heading into NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA)'s earnings release on Wednesday, and the two companies are deeply connected. Nvidia owns about 7% of CoreWeave's shares and has committed to purchasing any unused data center capacity from CoreWeave through April 2032. That's not a casual relationship—it's a structural arrangement that ties their fortunes together.
3. Webull Corp. (BULL) landed in third place with an RSI of 24.06. Shares have tumbled more than 25% over the past month, and the company's Q3 earnings report, scheduled for Thursday, could provide the catalyst for a reversal if the numbers come in strong.
4. Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) is down 35% over the past month and currently has an RSI of 27.77. The stock has been beaten down hard, and while the technical indicators suggest oversold conditions, it would likely take either a positive news catalyst or a broader shift in market sentiment to spark a turnaround.
5. SoundHound AI, Inc. (SOUN) has experienced a dramatic selloff after hitting highs above $24 in mid-October. With an RSI of 28.08 and a 40% drop in the last month, the stock is showing signs that selling pressure may have reached an extreme.
Five More Names on the Oversold List
The remaining five stocks in the top ten all sport RSI readings just barely above the 28-29 range:
6. CleanSpark, Inc. (CLSK) with an RSI of 28.15.
7. Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (HIMS) with an RSI of 28.84.
8. Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (CMG) with an RSI of 28.84.
9. Oracle Corp. (ORCL) with an RSI of 29.14.
10. NuScale Power Corp. (SMR) with an RSI of 29.49.
The diversity here is worth noting. You've got cryptocurrency miners, AI infrastructure plays, a telehealth company, a fast-casual restaurant chain, an enterprise software giant, and a nuclear power technology company. When oversold conditions show up across such different sectors, it suggests the selling pressure has been broad-based rather than concentrated in one corner of the market.
Important Caveats About RSI Signals
Before anyone rushes out to buy these stocks based solely on their RSI readings, there are some important warnings to keep in mind. A very oversold RSI can look attractive for a quick rebound play, but relying on just one technical indicator is risky business.
Investors should combine RSI signals with other indicators and fundamental analysis to avoid acting on false signals and to reduce the risk of catching a falling knife. Just because a stock looks oversold doesn't mean it's done falling—sometimes there are good reasons why aggressive selling continues.
Perhaps most importantly, the RSI can remain in oversold territory for extended periods. A low RSI reading doesn't guarantee an immediate price reversal. Markets can stay irrational longer than many investors expect, and oversold can become even more oversold before any bounce materializes.
That said, for traders who use technical analysis as part of their toolkit, these extreme RSI readings do suggest that selling pressure has reached levels that historically have preceded rebounds. Whether that happens this time depends on whether broader market sentiment shifts and whether any company-specific catalysts emerge to change the narrative.
