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oversold
o·ver·sold O0193500 (ō′vər-sōld′)v.Past tense and past participle of oversell.adj. Characterized by prices regarded as excessively low because of prior heavy selling and a concomitant decline in prices: an oversold stock market.Oversold
OversoldUsed in the context of general equities. Technically too low in price, and hence a technical correction is expected. Antithesis of overbought.OversoldIn technical analysis, describing a security with too low a price. This means that the technical indicators on the security do not justify its current price. Technical analysts may recommend buying oversold securities, as they are due for a price correction. See also: Overbought.oversold Of, relating to, or being a stock market that has declined rapidly and steeply in the recent past and is likely to exhibit short-term price increases in the near future. Determining whether a market is oversold is difficult and is subject to individual interpretation.Oversold.A stock, a market sector, or an entire market may be described as oversold if it suddenly drops sharply in price, despite the fact that the country's economic outlook remains positive. For technical analysts, an oversold market is poised for a price rise, since there would be few sellers left to push the price down further. AcronymsSeeOS |