Oversold and Overbought Large-Cap Stocks
Stocks that move too far too fast in one direction have a slight tendency to experience short-term price reversals. The following tables list S&P-100 stocks that are oversold or overbought as measured by the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI). Stocks with RSI above 70 are considered overbought and more likely to experience a short-term price decline, while stocks with RSI below 30 are considered oversold and more likely to rebound in the short term. Here are this week's lists of low-RSI and high-RSI stocks:Oversold Stocks as of 06/15/2026
| Ticker - Company | Closing Price | 50-Day Moving Avg. | 200-Day Moving Avg. | RSI (14-Day) |
| NFLX - Netflix Inc | 81.67 | 90.51 | 99.01 | 25% |
Note: RSI = Wilder's Relative Strength Index. Oversold = (RSI < 30).
Overbought Stocks as of 06/15/2026
| Ticker - Company | Closing Price | 50-Day Moving Avg. | 200-Day Moving Avg. | RSI (14-Day) |
| BAC - Bank Of America Corp | 55.87 | 52.50 | 52.14 | 72% |
| C - Citigroup | 141.21 | 128.15 | 112.60 | 74% |
| CVS - CVS Health Corporation | 100.68 | 87.39 | 79.83 | 76% |
| UNH - UnitedHealth Group Inc | 411.04 | 366.41 | 332.12 | 77% |
| WFC - Wells Fargo & Company | 83.14 | 79.67 | 84.18 | 70% |
Notes:
Note: RSI = Wilder's Relative Strength Index. Overbought = (RSI > 70).
