Oversold Stocks to Watch

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•  09 Jan 2026
 

•   ACI  
   
  +0.06%
•   BTI  
   
  +2.47%
•   GIS  
   
  +1.53%
•   GO  
   
  +0.10%
•   HDB  
   
  -0.93%

$MO is emerging from deeply oversold conditions with RSI rebounding from the low 20s into the mid 30s. That shift often signals capitulation selling has run its course. Price remains below major moving averages, so this is a tactical bounce setup, but volume expansion suggests traders are actively positioning for a near term move.

$BTI continues to stabilize after a sharp pullback, with RSI pushing higher from oversold territory. The sideways trend structure improves the probability of a controlled rebound rather than a breakdown. For traders scanning oversold dividend stocks, BTI stands out as a high visibility name.

$GO is bouncing off recent lows as RSI jumps decisively from sub 23 levels. That kind of RSI reversal typically attracts short term momentum traders. While the broader trend is still lower, selling pressure appears to be fading, opening the door for a relief rally.

$MDLZ shows one of the strongest momentum improvements in the group, with RSI surging from the mid 20s toward the high 40s. This suggests sellers have stepped aside in a meaningful way. Even within a downtrend, this type of RSI behavior often supports a tradeable bounce.

$ACI has absorbed heavy selling following earnings related headlines, but RSI moving toward 40 points to exhaustion among sellers. Volume remains elevated, keeping this name firmly on trader radars for a short term stabilization and bounce attempt.

$GIS is stabilizing near its 52 week lows with RSI lifting from oversold territory. Defensive stocks like General Mills often attract buyers once downside momentum eases, making this a common target for short term bounce strategies.

$PEP is notable for an RSI rebound from deeply oversold levels in a large cap defensive name. This shift often draws institutional dip buyers, supporting the case for a measured bounce rather than a sharp snapback.

$HDB remains in a downtrend, but RSI flattening near 30 suggests selling pressure may be peaking. This is an early signal, but given the strong news flow and elevated volume, HDB is a closely watched candidate for a reflex bounce.

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