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Oversold RSI bounce: the real win rate

A bounce when the 14-day RSI drops into oversold territory (below 30).

Survivorship-free — delisted names included. Historical base rate, a record, not a prediction. Not investment advice.

What it is

When RSI(14) falls below 30, the name is 'oversold' and a mean-reversion bounce becomes more likely. Like all mean-reversion, it fights the trend, so context (regime) and reward/risk decide whether the edge is real.

Measured base rate

We are measuring this pattern on survivorship-free data (delisted names included). Numbers appear here once the study completes.

Win% = share of occurrences with a positive forward return. Avg win / avg loss show the reward-to-risk, which matters as much as the hit rate — a high win rate with a bad reward/risk still loses.

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Educational data. These are historical base rates measured on survivorship-free US-stock history; past statistics do not predict future results, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.