Oversold + Bullish

Down more than 2% today while the 7-day SentiSense Score stays bullish ยท As of 2026-10-13 02:58 UTC

This screen finds stocks that are falling hard today while the week of news and social coverage behind them stays bullish. Price and sentiment disagree: the market is selling while the conversation is still positive. Sometimes that is a broad selloff dragging down a well-liked name; sometimes the crowd has not caught up with bad news yet. The list tells you where to look, not which case you are in.

Top stocks on this screen right now

  1. MRVL, Marvell Technology, Inc.
  2. AMD, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
  3. ZS, Zscaler, Inc.
  4. MRNA, Moderna Inc.
  5. SECZ, Securitize Corp.
  6. IONQ, IonQ Inc.
  7. HPE, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company
  8. CRWD, CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.
  9. ANET, Arista Networks, Inc.
  10. DDOG, Datadog, Inc.

How this screen is computed

The screen combines a price condition and a sentiment condition. The price leg is today's percentage change against the previous close. The sentiment leg is the 7-day SentiSense Score, our read on how bullish or bearish a stock's news and social coverage has been over the past week, weighted by how actively the stock is discussed, which must sit in the bullish band. Matches are sorted by the Score, most bullish first. On a strong up day the list can be empty.

Frequently asked questions

How do you find oversold stocks with bullish sentiment?

Screen for two things at once: a sharp one-day price drop and a sentiment reading that stays bullish. Here, oversold means a drop in today's session as defined at the top of this page. It is not an RSI reading or a multi-week decline.

Is a dip in a bullish stock a buying opportunity?

Not by itself. The Score describes how the conversation reads today and does not predict the next move, and the drop may reflect news the crowd has not absorbed yet. This page is educational and is not financial advice.

How often does this screen update?

The stock data behind this screen refreshes about every 20 minutes during US market hours, every 30 minutes before and after the session, hourly overnight, and once over the weekend. This page can trail that by up to 10 minutes. The 7-day SentiSense Score moves more slowly than price, because it summarizes a full week of coverage.

See the live SentiSense Score for each match, tweak the filters, and screen the full universe on the SentiSense stock screener.

Educational only, not investment advice.