Username: LuckyWoman Rating: Asked to: Heng Kim Date Created: 15 Sep 2017 |
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Category | 17 |
Tag | Financial |
Question | What is an 'Oversold Bounce'? |
Hello LuckyWoman, An oversold bounce is a rally in prices that occurs due to the selloff preceding it being perceived as too severe. Due to behavioral tendencies such as herding behavior, aversion to loss, and the temptation to panic, prices can decline more than they "should" based on technical and/or fundamental analysis. Such price action can occur in any number of markets including stocks, bonds and commodities. The opposite price action is a selloff resulting from prices being overbought. |
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