overbought
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- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈbɔt/
- Specialized
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- Yet even iShares S&P Preferred (PFF) appears overbought with its RSI reading well above 70.
And then I'll show you which sectors are overbought and oversold.
- And then I'll show you which sectors are overbought and oversold.
Examples
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The Relative Strength Index on the weekly chart is approaching the overbought zone, signaling that this pair could see a downward correction in the coming days.
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Apple is "overbought."
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No, they are going to miss it because they will think that gold is too expensive or it's too overbought.
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Of course it is overbought.
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Even when it was realized that gold was overbought and the price came down later, it still never went back down into the double digits.
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As I said, gold is overbought and probably needs a rest or consolidation.
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Sources continue to highlight the overbought nature of pure dividend stocks.
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And then I'll show you which sectors are overbought and oversold.
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Everyone and their grannies know that the market is overbought and due for a pullback.
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Many analysts believe that the stock market is currently overbought and will likely correct itself soon.
Synonyms
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Too expensive for what you get
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Too full of air or seen as more important than it really is
Antonyms
How Overvalued
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overbought comes from the parts over- and bought, where over- means 'too much' and bought is the past of 'to buy'. In finance it describes a stock or asset that has been bought so much its price is likely 'higher than true value', so the word shows it was bought 'too much'.