Oversold
A state where an asset has fallen too hard (e.g. RSI < 30) and may be short-term oversold.
Oversold is a situation where price has fallen sharply enough that momentum gauges, usually RSI below 30, signal that selling pressure is exhausting. Like overbought, it's not an automatic buy signal. In a strong bear market an asset can stay oversold for a long time. An oversold list collects coins with RSI below 30. When many coins are oversold at once it often accompanies local market bottoms, a useful gauge of how widespread the panic is. The strongest signal is oversold with a bullish divergence (price makes a lower low, RSI a higher one). Treat oversold as a cue to watch and seek confirmation in price and volume, not an automatic entry.
In plain words
Price has fallen too hard and may bounce. It's no guarantee of a rise. In a strong bear market oversold can last a long time. Look for confirmation in price and volume.
Example
A broad oversold list during panic often lands near a local bottom. Oversold with a bullish divergence (price a lower low, RSI a higher one) is a stronger case for a bounce.
Also known as: wyprzedanie, oversold, lista wyprzedanych, przecena