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Are Extremely Overbought Conditions Good or Bad for Stocks?

When a stock shows an RSI value above 80, is that a good thing or a bad thing? In this video, Dave reviews a series of examples showing this “extreme overbought” condition, highlights how these signals usually occur not at the end of, but often earlier in an uptrend phase, and unveils how to use the StockCharts platform to scan for stocks meeting this criteria today!

This video originally premiered on November 13, 2024. Watch on our dedicated David Keller page on StockCharts TV!

Previously recorded videos from Dave are available at this link.

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