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Just For You

3 Oversold Stocks Ready to Rebound in 2026

Reported by Dan Schmidt. Published: 1/12/2026. 

In Brief

• Some of the market’s former winners are struggling as the calendar turns to 2026.
• One technical signal used to spot a turnaround is the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures a trend’s momentum.
• These three stocks are tripping the Oversold alarm and could be ready to post gains again this year.

The S&P 500 booked its third consecutive gain of over 15% in 2025, but it wasn’t a banner year for everyone. Some of the market’s former favorites treaded water, especially after the tariff re-rating in April.

Markets constantly fluctuate, and last year’s unloved stocks can become this year’s winners. Below are three companies investors left behind in 2025 that recently tripped a key technical signal on their charts. Due diligence is always required, but if the Relative Strength Index (RSI) signals hold, these names could be worth watching in 2026.

How to Interpret Oversold Readings on the Relative Strength Index 

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The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a widely used technical indicator that measures the momentum of a price trend. It’s intuitive and straightforward to apply across different timeframes.

The RSI is plotted on a scale from 0 to 100. Traders commonly interpret readings above 50 as showing bullish momentum and readings below 50 as showing bearish momentum, with extreme zones used to flag potential reversals. Readings at or above 70 are typically considered “overbought,” suggesting buyers may be exhausted and a pullback could follow.

The opposite extreme is the Oversold zone, triggered when the RSI falls below 30. An oversold reading indicates sellers have pushed the price to a level where buyers may find the stock attractive again, increasing the chance of a meaningful upside swing.

3 Oversold Stocks With Potential to Rebound This Year

The RSI isn’t foolproof. “Where there’s smoke, there may be fire,” but in investing that smoke requires investigation rather than immediate action. Stocks can become oversold for legitimate reasons (scandals, failed products) or because a short-term bottom has been reached.

That distinction is what matters with the three companies below: each had a 2025 they’d likely prefer to forget, but now that they’ve reached the oversold threshold, there are early signs the worst may be behind them and that 2026 could bring brighter days.

Netflix: Signs of a Bottom With 2026 Tailwinds

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) closed out the year with a New Year’s Eve finale to its seminal hit Stranger Things that overloaded the platform in real time and set record viewership.

More important for investors have been talks of a potential merger with Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (NASDAQ: WBD) and Netflix’s move into live sports.

Warner Bros. again rejected a hostile bid from Paramount, reiterating Netflix as its preferred partner.

Despite these potential tailwinds, NFLX shares are essentially flat over the past 12 months, including a nearly 30% decline in the prior quarter.

The chart offers some hope: Netflix is trading near the $85 level that acted as a short-term bottom in January and April last year. Downward momentum is slowing—the RSI has dipped into oversold territory and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is rising for the first time since August. A near-term catalyst could arrive on Jan. 20, when Netflix reports Q4 2025 earnings.

Altria: Steady Dividends and Value

Altria Group Inc. (NYSE: MO) is a conservative consumer staple, given its highly regulated products and the well-known health impacts associated with them.

Altria is also a Dividend King, with 56 consecutive years of dividend increases and a current yield above 7%. Its dividend payout ratio remains elevated (over 80%), but the business generates strong cash flow that supports ongoing payouts to shareholders.

When income stocks like MO appear to bottom, value investors often step in—and that seems to be happening recently, with the stock up nearly 5% over the last few days. The RSI has touched oversold twice in the past two months, similar to late 2024, which preceded a rally.

Zscaler: Former Meme Stock Now Regaining Footing 

Zscaler Inc. (NASDAQ: ZS) doubled between April and November, only to give back roughly a third of its value in under 60 days to finish 2025. After a rollercoaster year that drew meme-stock comparisons, the move now looks more earnings-driven than purely speculative. The company reported solid fiscal Q1 2026 results, including record revenue of $788 million.

The downtrend hasn’t fully reversed, but momentum is fading. The chart shows promise: the RSI has been in oversold territory for more than a month, while the MACD is turning up, suggesting buyers are reappearing. Analysts remain constructive—34 cover the stock with a consensus Buy rating and an average price target around $320, implying upside of more than 45%.

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