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RSI Oversold & Overbought Stocks

14-day Relative Strength Index extremes on NSE, updated after every close · 13 Jul 2026

5 stocks closed oversold (RSI below 30) and 25 overbought (RSI above 70) on 13 Jul 2026, of 398 scanned.

5 ▼
oversold < 30
25 ▲
overbought > 70
398
companies scanned
Company Close ₹ RSI 14 Vol ×20d
Parsvnath Developer
PARSVNATH
2.30 6.6 2.39×
ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India
ZFCVINDIA
2,321.30 12.8 0.39×
Gujarat Energy
GUJENERGY
286.95 24.9 0.29×
E2E Networks
E2E
386.95 25.0 0.39×
VST Industries
VSTIND
241.05 27.2 1.32×

5 companies · 14-session RSI, Wilder smoothing · Prices as of 13 Jul 2026 · Source: NSE end-of-day data

Using RSI Without Getting Burned

RSI measures how stretched a move is — not whether the business behind it is good. The two questions belong together.

Oversold ≠ Cheap

RSI under 30 says the fall was fast, not that it was wrong. Check whether the decline came with a real deterioration — falling revenue, rising debt, governance issues — before treating it as a bargain.

Quality companies dragged down by market-wide corrections are where oversold lists shine.

Overbought Can Stay Overbought

In strong uptrends, RSI can hold above 70 for weeks. Shorting or selling purely on an overbought reading is a common mistake — momentum often outlasts the indicator.

Treat it as a prompt to review position size and valuation, not an exit signal by itself.

Divergence Matters More

The strongest RSI signals come from divergence: price making a new low while RSI makes a higher low suggests selling pressure is fading even as headlines stay grim.

Combine this list with the 52-week low screener to spot potential exhaustion setups.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is RSI (Relative Strength Index)?
RSI is a momentum indicator that measures the speed and size of recent price changes on a 0–100 scale. It compares average gains to average losses over the last 14 trading sessions. High readings mean recent gains dominate; low readings mean losses dominate.
What do oversold (RSI below 30) and overbought (RSI above 70) mean?
RSI below 30 means the stock has fallen hard and fast relative to its recent history — sellers may be exhausted. RSI above 70 means it has risen unusually fast — the move may be stretched. Neither level is an automatic buy or sell; strong stocks can stay overbought for weeks during rallies.
Is buying oversold stocks a good strategy?
Oversold bounces are real but selective. An oversold quality company hit by market-wide panic is a different situation from an oversold company whose earnings are collapsing. Use the RSI list as a filter, then check the fundamentals — revenue trend, debt, cash flow — before acting.
How is the RSI on this page calculated?
We use the standard 14-session RSI with Wilder's smoothing, computed on official NSE closing prices after every trading day. Stocks with under 15 sessions of history are excluded. The lists show stocks strictly below 30 (oversold) or strictly above 70 (overbought).

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Data Source: National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) · End-of-Day Prices · Not investment advice