Oversold Stocks to Watch

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With a confidence and a trader cunning, this account challenges conventional wisdom and dares you to question the consensus. Not for the faint-hearted
 

•  22 Jan 2026
 

•   ADSK  
   
  +4.79%
•   CRM  
   
  +2.94%
•   DOMO  
   
  +4.79%
•   GWRE  
   
  -1.35%
•   NTAP  
   
  +2.22%

$CRM Salesforce is sitting on the edge of its 52-week low at $221.58, and the crowd is still leaning the wrong way. RSI has turned up from 24.42 to 26.33, and volume at 10.1M is well above its 7.9M average. That is not random noise. That is positioning. Price is buried below the 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages, which is exactly why consensus remains cautious. But markets do not reward consensus. They reward timing. When a mega-cap washes out this close to the lows and momentum stops deteriorating, that is where sharp reflex rallies begin. The first squeeze target sits near $240–$250.

$ADSK Autodesk is in a downtrend, yes. That is obvious. What is less obvious is that RSI has pushed up from 23.71 to 28.20 while price stabilizes at $257.44. Volume is running slightly above average, suggesting buyers are quietly stepping in. Everyone sees the moving averages above price at $285 and $293 and assumes resistance wins. But oversold bounces do not need trend confirmation to deliver returns. They need trapped shorts and fading sellers.

$GWRE Guidewire printed an RSI of 15.67 and is now lifting to 20.39. That is capitulation territory. Stocks do not live in sub-20 RSI conditions for long without triggering a snapback. Trading at $158.96 and hugging its $154.51 52-week low, volume is nearly 2.0M versus a 1.3M average. That is not passive trading. That is emotional positioning. When fear peaks, price often moves the other direction. Even a modest retracement toward the $175 - $185 zone delivers a meaningful percentage move.

$TEAM Atlassian is deeply oversold with RSI climbing from 19.13 to 25.89 as shares hover at $122.41, barely above the $115.55 low. Volume is 4.9M versus a 2.9M average. The chart looks broken, and that is precisely why it is interesting. Markets punish the late sellers. With price so extended below the 20- and 50-day averages, it would not take much buying pressure to ignite a sharp intraday squeeze.

$NTAP NetApp was hit with a downgrade and dropped hard. Now RSI is back above 30 at 31.30 from 23.25, and shares trade at $97.09. Volume is elevated. Downgrades often mark exhaustion, not beginnings. The stock is under its key moving averages, which keeps sentiment negative. But once forced sellers finish, retracements toward $105 - $110 can unfold quickly.

$WIX Wix collapsed to near its $75 low and printed an RSI of 15.08 before turning up to 24.01. Shares now sit at $79.74 with volume far above average. This is where weak hands exit and opportunistic traders step in. The long-term trend is down, no debate there. But oversold conditions this extreme rarely persist without at least a tradable rebound. In volatile tech, 10% moves can materialize before the broader narrative even changes.

$DOMO Domo is hovering at $6.06 with RSI rebounding from 16.65 to 24.19. It is below every major moving average and trading near its $5.57 low. This is not a comfort trade. It is a precision trade. Small-cap software names in this condition can move 10–15% in a matter of sessions when pressure lifts. The key is watching whether RSI pushes through 30 and price reclaims short-term resistance.

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