Data Insights

The 10 most overbought and oversold ASX 200 stocks – Week 48

Mon 27 Nov 23, 11:45am (AEST)
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Key Points

  • Seven Group's shares are the most overbought on the ASX, with an RSI of 74
  • November 2023 AGM season highlights a trend of downgrades slowing and companies becoming more positive about their outlook
  • Liontown Resources shares have been among the top ten most oversold stocks for four consecutive weeks

Seven Group (ASX: SVW) shares rallied into overbought territory after management upgraded its FY24 outlook from "high single-digit EBIT growth" to "high single to low teen EBIT growth". The stock is up around 7% since the upgrade and up around 20% since its late-October low.

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, Seven is the most overbought stock with an RSI of 74.


The Most Overbought Stocks

Ticker

Company Name

RSI

1-Month %

Close Price

Target price

Upside

SVW

Seven Group

74

18.8%

$31.94

$32.11

0.5%

NEU

Neuren Pharmaceuticals

72

46.4%

$14.90

$20.02

34.4%

FMG

Fortescue

71

12.7%

$25.03

$18.99

-24.1%

GNC

Graincorp

71

15.8%

$7.84

$8.73

11.4%

ELD

Elders

69

23.3%

$7.26

$7.77

7.0%

BGA

Bega Cheese

69

6.6%

$3.07

$3.21

4.6%

BGL

Bellevue Gold

69

14.2%

$1.61

$1.73

7.5%

PME

Pro Medicus

68

16.1%

$88.08

$80.08

-9.1%

SQ2

Block Inc

68

37.0%

$89.65

na

na

PPT

Perpetual

68

17.5%

$22.26

$25.49

14.5%

'Target price' is an aggregate of broker target prices from Refinitiv. Data of Friday, 24 November 2023 close.

Seven's guidance upgrade highlights a notable trend observed during the November 2023 AGM season: Downgrades are decelerating and companies are increasing positive about their near-term outlook.

"We still think the rate of EPS decline has troughed for this min-cycle and that we do not see larger cuts to EPS forecasts," Macquarie analysts said in a note last week.

"Of the nine stocks that did change guidance there were seven upgrades (360, SQ2, TPG, BLD, ORG, SDF and SVW) and two downgrades (BSL, CCP). Again, this is more positive than last year."


The Most Oversold Stocks

Ticker

Company Name

RSI

1-Month %

Close Price

Target price

Upside

LTR

Liontown Resources

22

-18.1%

$1.40

$2.04

45.7%

HLS

Healius

27

-27.2%

$1.30

$2.15

65.4%

SGR

The Star Entertainment

28

-16.0%

$0.50

$0.94

88.0%

AGL

AGL Energy

28

-7.4%

$9.96

$11.40

14.5%

TPG

TPG Telecom

28

-9.2%

$4.66

$5.45

17.0%

CHN

Chalice Mining

31

-17.9%

$1.47

$3.36

128.6%

VUK

Virgin Money

32

-0.4%

$2.78

na

na

IGO

IGO

32

-18.7%

$8.74

$11.95

36.7%

BAP

Bapcor

33

-0.7%

$5.37

$6.83

27.2%

WOW

Woolworths

33

-1.9%

$34.51

$39.04

13.1%


Liontown shares have remained among the top ten most oversold stocks for a fourth consecutive week, highlighting the difficulty for oversold stocks to regain momentum.

To add further insult to injury, Chinese lithium carbonate prices extended its decline to 130,000 yuan a tonne last week – The lowest since August 2021. You can read more about the state of play for lithium markets here.

Markets have bounced quite strongly in November, which has helped a few recurring oversold names like AMP, Credit Corp ,Tabcorp, New Hope and Orora finally escape the oversold zone.

Written By

Kerry Sun

Content Strategist

Kerry holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Monash University. He is an avid swing trader, focused on technical set ups and breakouts. Outside of writing and trading, Kerry is a big UFC fan, loves poker and training Muay Thai. Connect via LinkedIn or email.

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