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The 10 most overbought and oversold ASX 200 stocks – Week 13

Takeover candidates including CSR, Virgin Money and Altium top the Overbought stocks list.

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25 March 2024
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The 10 most overbought and oversold ASX 200 stocks – Week 13

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KEY POINTS

  • Virgin Money is potentially the next ASX departure after receiving a $5.7 billion offer from Britain's largest building society
  • CSR tops the ASX 200's overbought stocks list with an RSI of 84. Also set to be taken out by France's Saint-Gobain
  • Oversold stocks are dominated by the companies that reported disappointing half-year FY24 results. These stocks experienced significant selloffs and continued to spiral lower post-earnings season

Takeover chatter is swirling in the market and Virgin Money (ASX: VUK) is likely the next potential departure from the ASX after receiving a $5.7 billion offer from Britain's largest building society.

The 14-day Relative Strength Index is a momentum indicator that measures the magnitude and speed of recent price changes to assess whether or not a stock is overbought or oversold.

An RSI of 70 or above is considered to be overbought, which means the stock is rising too quickly and likely to experience a pullback. Meanwhile, an RSI of 30 or below is considered to be oversold, which means the stock is falling too quickly and is likely to experience a rebound.

Based on this indicator, CSR (set to be acquired by France's Saint-Gobain at $9.00 cash per share) is the most overbought stock on the ASX 200 with an RSI of 84.


Most Overbought ASX 200 Stocks

Ticker
Company
RSI
1-Month %
Close Price
Target price
Upside
CSR
84
5.6%
$8.83
$7.17
-18.8%
Webjet
83
20.2%
$8.74
$9.20
5.3%
Arena Reit
78
14.8%
$3.88
$3.95
1.8%
Netwealth
78
12.9%
$21.23
$17.99
-15.3%
Virgin Money
77
36.1%
$4.11
a
na
Life360 Inc
76
73.2%
$13.70
$15.04
9.8%
Light & Wonder Inc
75
23.3%
$167.05
na
na
ALS
74
13.3%
$13.73
$13.19
-3.9%
Suncorp Group
74
8.2%
$16.30
$16.57
1.7%
Altium
74
-0.5%
$65.14
$62.35
-4.3%
'Target price' is an aggregate of broker target prices from Refinitiv. Data of Friday, 15 March 2024 close

Takeover candidates aside, Webjet (ASX: WEB) shares soared 9.2% to a fresh four-year high last Thursday, after its WebBeds Investor Day Presentation revealed a bullish stance on the company's TTV (total transaction volume) growth. The key numbers included:

  • On track to deliver approximately $4 billion in TTV this year

  • On track to deliver $5 billion in TTV in FY25

  • Reiterates $10 billion TTV target at 50% EBITDA margin by FY30

  • Wholesale market forecast to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.7% over the next five years

  • Absence of M&A chatter also hints at a strong organic trajectory

"Webjet presented a detailed strategy, providing more colour about the pathway to $10 billion [TTV]. The US and APAC are the main opportunities for new customer wins, while conversion of existing traffic should be a material contributor as well," Citi analyst said in a note dated 21 March.

"Nearer term, macro should continue to assist with hotel prices and nights per transaction now both increasing simultaneously." The note retained a BUY rating with a $9.90 target price (from $7.90).

Webjet shares are up another 2.1% in early trade on Monday to $8.93.

2024-03-25 11 01 31-Webjet Ltd (ASX WEB) Share Price - Market Index
Webjet 12-month price chart (Source: Market Index)

The oversold stocks list is largely populated by reporting season losers – Companies that reported first-half FY24 results that fell short of analyst expectations, experienced significant sell-offs on results day and have since continued to spiral lower.

In the past 16 reporting seasons, the stocks that missed analyst expectations have closed down 6.3% on reporting day and down a further 8.4% four months later, according to the Coppo Report.


Most Oversold ASX 200 Stocks

Ticker
Company
RSI
1-Month %
Close Price
Target price
Upside
TPG Telecom
24
-16.4%
$4.43
$5.15
16.3%
Spark New Zealand
26
-8.5%
$4.42
$4.60
4.1%
Brickworks
30
-3.6%
$27.66
$30.51
10.3%
Coronado Global
33
-8.7%
$1.21
$2.00
65.3%
Kelsian Group
33
-11.5%
$5.77
$7.07
22.5%
IPH
36
-10.7%
$6.19
$9.14
47.7%
Stanmore Resources
36
-9.3%
$3.13
$4.18
33.5%
Chorus
36
-6.7%
$7.10
na
na
Auckland International Airport
36
-2.2%
$7.49
na
na
Sims
37
-5.2%
$11.90
$13.58
14.1%

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lead Writer

Kerry holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Monash University. He is passionate about equity research and trading (swing and intraday), with a focus on breaking down market-related catalysts into clear, contextual insights and developing data-driven market biases.

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