How is Oversold with an Improving RSI calculated?

RSI(14) back above 30 after dipping under 27 in the last 3 bars. StockCharts' published predefined scan, thresholds verbatim.

Oversold with an Improving RSI Screener

The turn rather than the state: RSI has climbed back above 30 having been below 27 within the previous three bars. It answers the usual complaint about a raw sub-30 list — that it is full of names still falling. Results are limited to tickers with real volume; an illiquid name matching a screen is not a tradeable idea.

Condition: RSI(14) back above 30 after dipping under 27 in the last 3 bars
Matching now: 72 of 2,285 tickers
Timeframe: 1d, closed bars only

Threshold source: StockCharts' published predefined scan, thresholds verbatim.

Matching tickers

Timeframe

Readings for this screen are part of the Pro plan. The tickers below are the full match list. Compare plans

How this screen is evaluated

Every ticker is checked on its last closed bar, so a match cannot appear mid-session and disappear at the close. Tickers without enough history to compute the condition are excluded rather than counted as non-matching — a screen needing a 200-period average simply skips a symbol that has traded for fifty days.

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