Oversold Stocks to Watch

 Trend.Hunter
 
  Trend.Hunter
 
Follow  Message
 
 
 
Strong.Comeback is focusing on companies that experience declines in the last trading sessions but make significant recoveries to close higher.
 

•  12 Dec 2025
 

•   CCRN  
   
  0.00%
•   DOMO  
   
  0.00%
•   GOGO  
   
  0.00%
•   PHR  
   
  0.00%
•   SE  
   
  0.00%

$SE Sea Limited continues to grind lower, down 33% over three months as rising costs and competitive pressure weigh on sentiment. With RSI ticking up from 29.62 to 33.47, the stock is attempting to lift off deeply oversold levels. At $126.60, it sits well below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, but the improving RSI suggests selling pressure may be fading. A stabilization near the $100–$110 zone could set the stage for an intraday bounce.

$VG Venture Global is carving out a base near its 52-week low at $5.87, and RSI rising from 29.69 to 32.77 signals early signs of exhaustion in the downtrend. Shares at $6.24 remain technically weak, but a series of Buy reiterations and significant upside targets create a supportive backdrop. A volume surge above the 20-day moving average could trigger a short-term reversal.

$VEEV Veeva Systems is hovering near $229.49 with RSI marginally improving from 22.31 to 22.83. It remains firmly in a downtrend, but extreme oversold conditions raise the probability of a reflexive bounce. With price stretched below the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, even a modest momentum shift could generate a sharp intraday snapback as the oversold signal begins to unwind.

$PHR Phreesia has been under heavy selling pressure, but RSI rising from 21.97 to 24.09 hints that downside momentum may be decelerating. Trading at $16.04, the stock is now backed by a wave of bullish analyst recommendations and substantial upside targets. Sideways trend behavior coupled with improving RSI makes PHR a viable candidate for an oversold bounce.

$DOMO Domo, at $9.11, is emerging from deeply oversold territory with RSI climbing from 22.83 to 29.81. After falling 31% in four weeks, the stock is finally showing technical relief as volume rises above trend. A break above the 20-day moving average could confirm a reversal attempt. For intraday traders, momentum shifts in this zone warrant close monitoring.

$XEL Xcel Energy dipped into oversold territory with RSI lifting slightly from 27.85 to 28.32. Trading at $74.68, the stock is stabilizing near multi-month support. While the trend remains sideways, RSI turning up provides a modest bullish signal. If XEL pushes above near-term moving averages, an intraday mean reversion move becomes increasingly likely.

$WAY Waystar Holding sits at $32.46 with RSI sharply improving from 24.55 to 38.21, signaling strong relief off the lows. Although still in a downtrend, this accelerating RSI shift suggests early bottoming behavior. A sustained pickup in buying volume near its $29–$32 support band could help fuel a short-duration bounce.

$GOGO Gogo, trading at $5.65, is working off oversold pressure with RSI edging up from 25.97 to 26.88. After significant declines, the stock is compressing near its $5.20 low. With volume expanding well above average, any improvement in risk appetite could spark a quick oversold rebound. Watch for confirmation through intraday higher lows.

$CCRN Cross Country Healthcare shows RSI improving from 29.47 to 35.05 as shares trade at $8.61. The stock remains in a downtrend, but the RSI inflection suggests the selloff may be losing steam. A move back above short-term moving averages could confirm a rotation toward a recovery phase. Intraday traders should watch for strength emerging on rising volume.

View All Headlines