RSI Overbought Stocks (RSI > 70)bearish
Stocks with a 14-day RSI above 70 — stretched momentum that mean-reversion traders watch for pullbacks and trend traders read as strength.
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| Stock | LTP | RSI(14) | 1M % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TECHMTech Mahindra Ltd. | 1829.10 | 75.9 | +17.36% |
| WIPROWipro Ltd. | 190.41 | 73.7 | +15.72% |
| TCSTata Consultancy Services Ltd. | 2506.90 | 73.1 | +17.77% |
| HCLTECHHCL Technologies Ltd. | 1421.70 | 72.7 | +10.98% |
| LTTSL&T Technology Services Ltd. | 3954.80 | 72.1 | +19.59% |
| TATAELXSITata Elxsi Ltd. | 3846.80 | 71.7 | +17.03% |
How this screen works
An RSI above 70 is conventionally read as overbought — the recent advance has been fast enough that a pause or pullback becomes more likely. But there's a twist every experienced trader knows: the strongest stocks get overbought and stay overbought, so a high RSI is also a strength screen.
This list serves both readings: mean-reversion traders scanning for stretched names to fade or to avoid chasing, and momentum traders using it as a shortlist of the market's most aggressive movers.
RSI(14) is computed with Wilder's smoothing from each stock's daily closes — the same calculation as the oversold screen, at the opposite threshold. Readings above 70 are conventionally overbought.
Stocks above 70 are listed, most extreme first, with the 1-month return alongside to show how much of the move is recent.
Overbought does not mean 'sell': in strong uptrends RSI can hold above 70 for weeks. Fading high RSI works in ranges and fails badly in trends — context first. Information, not advice.
FAQ
What does RSI above 70 mean?
RSI is a 0–100 momentum oscillator. Above 70 means the recent advance has been unusually fast — conventionally 'overbought', implying elevated pullback odds, though strong trends can sustain it.
Should I sell or short overbought stocks?
Not mechanically. Shorting strength is one of the most expensive habits in trading — the strongest uptrends stay overbought for long stretches. Mean-reversion on RSI works best in sideways markets. This is information, not advice.
Why would momentum traders use an overbought list?
Because the market's strongest stocks live here. A persistent RSI above 70 marks aggressive, sustained buying — exactly what momentum strategies seek. They buy pullbacks in these names rather than fading them.
How is RSI calculated here?
The standard 14-period RSI with Wilder's smoothing, computed from daily closing prices — identical to the oversold screen with the threshold at 70 instead of 30.