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Special Report 3 Oversold Stocks Ready to Rebound in 2026Submitted by Dan Schmidt. Article Posted: 1/12/2026. 
Article Highlights- 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 notched a third consecutive year of gains exceeding 15% in 2025, but it wasn’t a banner year for everyone. Some of the market’s former favorites treaded water, particularly after the tariff re-rating in April. Markets constantly fluctuate, and last year’s unloved stocks can become this year’s favorites. Below are three companies investors largely abandoned in 2025 that recently triggered a key technical signal on their charts. Do your due diligence, but if the Relative Strength Index signal holds, these names may be worth watching in 2026. How to Interpret Oversold Readings on the Relative Strength Index For many investors, a family trust can be an essential tool for protecting assets, avoiding probate, and ensuring wealth is passed on according to your wishes. Trusts may also provide shielding from creditors and lawsuits while offering potential tax advantages—especially with estate tax thresholds set to decrease in 2026.
If you're considering whether a family trust is right for you, speaking with a fiduciary financial advisor can help you decide the best path forward. We've created a free tool that matches you with vetted advisors in your area—each legally bound to act in your best interest. Click here to get your free advisor matches and start planning your legacy today. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a widely used momentum indicator in technical analysis. It’s straightforward and applicable across different timeframes and asset classes. The RSI ranges from 0 to 100. Readings above 50 typically indicate bullish momentum, while readings below 50 suggest bearish momentum. Extreme readings are often watched closely: values above 70 are considered "overbought," and values below 30 are considered "oversold." When the RSI hits 70 or higher, traders view a stock as overbought—buyers may be exhausted and a pullback could follow. Conversely, an RSI below 30 signals oversold conditions, where selling has pushed a stock to a potentially discounted level that might attract buyers and set the stage for a rebound. 3 Oversold Stocks With Potential to Rebound This YearThe RSI isn’t foolproof. Oversold readings can reflect a deserved selloff—because of a scandal, a missed product, or deteriorating fundamentals—or they can mark a short-term bottom. Either way, an oversold signal is a prompt to dig deeper and understand why the stock is trading this way. Each of the three companies below had a 2025 they’d rather forget. Now that they’ve reached oversold territory, there are signs the downside may be waning and that 2026 could bring brighter days. Netflix: Signs of a Bottom With 2026 TailwindsNetflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) ended the year with a New Year’s Eve finale of Stranger Things that overwhelmed the platform and set record viewership. More materially for investors, Netflix is in talks about a potential merger with Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (NASDAQ: WBD) and is expanding into live sports. Warner Bros. again rejected a hostile bid from Paramount, keeping Netflix as its preferred partner. Despite those potential tailwinds, NFLX shares are essentially flat over the past 12 months and endured a nearly 30% drawdown in the prior quarter. 
The chart offers some hope. The stock is trading near the $85 level, which acted as a short-term bottom in January and April last year. Downward momentum appears to be slowing: the RSI has dipped into oversold territory, and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is trending up for the first time since August. Netflix will report Q4 2025 earnings on Jan. 20, which could be the next catalyst. Altria: Steady Dividends and ValueAltria Group Inc. (NYSE: MO) is a conservative consumer staples name because its core products are highly regulated and come with well-known health implications. Altria is also a Dividend King, with 56 consecutive years of payout increases and a yield above 7%. Its payout ratio remains elevated (over 80%), but the business still generates strong cash flow that supports dividends. 
When income stocks like MO look to have bottomed, value investors often step in. That appears to have begun in recent days, with the stock up nearly 5%. The RSI hit oversold territory twice over the past two months, similar to late 2024, when a new rally followed. Zscaler: Former Meme Stock Now Regaining Footing Zscaler Inc. (NASDAQ: ZS) doubled between April and November, then lost about a third of its value in under 60 days to close out 2025. The volatility gave it meme-stock characteristics, but the stock now appears to be rallying on fundamentals rather than pure speculation. Fiscal Q1 2026 results included record revenue of $788 million, which was encouraging. 
The downtrend hasn’t fully reversed, but momentum is slowing. The RSI has remained in oversold territory for more than a month while the MACD has begun to trend upward, suggesting buyers are re-emerging. Analysts remain generally positive: 34 cover the stock with a consensus Buy rating and an average price target near $320, implying more than 45% upside.
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