RSI Scans

RSI Scans identify overbought (RSI > 70) and oversold (RSI < 30) stocks. RSI is calculated on daily candles using a 14-period window.

Live data Updated: May 30, 2026, 12:34 PM
3
Overbought (RSI > 70)
0
Oversold (RSI < 30)
15
Normal (30–70)
18
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#SymbolLTPChange % RSI (14)Zone
1 LAURUSLABSTOP 1361.40 -1.47%
82.1
Overbought
2 BIOCONTOP 426.25 -1.38%
81.6
Overbought
3 ZYDUSLIFETOP 1077.70 -0.75%
76.8
Overbought
4 CIPLATOP 1418.20 +0.05%
59.7
Normal
5 GRANULESTOP 771.10 -1.47%
57.1
Normal
6 APOLLOHOSPTOP 8176.50 -1.16%
54.2
Normal
7 DRREDDYTOP 1301.20 -1.35%
52.5
Normal
8 METROPOLISTOP 554.30 +3.39%
52.1
Normal
9 ABBOTINDIATOP 26700.00 -3.73%
51.5
Normal
10 TORNTPHARMTOP 4361.70 -3.88%
51.4
Normal
11 DIVISLAB 6630.50 -2.46%
47.9
Normal
12 LALPATHLAB 1601.30 -0.98%
44.0
Normal
13 ALKEM 5498.00 +0.85%
43.9
Normal
14 SYNGENE 436.95 -5.09%
43.5
Normal
15 GLENMARK 2290.20 -3.97%
43.5
Normal
16 SUNPHARMA 1844.30 +0.19%
41.6
Normal
17 AUROPHARMA 1426.40 -0.66%
36.0
Normal
18 LUPIN 2267.70 -0.38%
33.3
Normal

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What is the RSI Scanner?

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements on a scale of 0 to 100.

How to Use RSI Scans

Select a market category from the filter bar. Click a zone card to filter by Overbought, Oversold, or Normal stocks. Stocks are sorted by RSI value (highest first).

How Does RSI Work?

RSI works as a momentum indicator by comparing a security's strength on up days to its strength on down days. The formula uses a two-step calculation:

RSI = 100 – (100 / (1 + Avg Gain / Avg Loss))

The standard look-back period is 14 days. Periods with price losses are counted as zero when calculating average gains, and vice versa. The result is a value between 0 and 100.

Why RSI Strategy is Important

RSI Scan Types in This Tool

FAQs on RSI Screener

What is the best RSI setting for day trading? Most day traders use the default RSI period of 14. Short-term intraday traders often use 9–11 periods. Longer-term traders use 20–30 periods. The right setting depends on your strategy and timeframe.

What is a good RSI score? For trend following, an RSI above 50 is considered bullish and below 50 is bearish. For mean reversion, RSI below 30 is an oversold buy signal and RSI above 70 is an overbought sell signal.

What is a relative strength comparison screener? An RS comparison screener ranks stocks based on their performance relative to peers. For example, a stock with RS of 90 has outperformed 90% of all stocks over a specified period.

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