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Rarity radar · 2026-07-29

AMZN is the most oversold it has been since Jun 2026

AMZN's rsi(14) is at 27 — oversold, in the top 5.1% of its 10-year range. The last 31 times AMZN reached this extreme, the median move over the next 15 trading days was +1.8% (65% finished higher).

RSI(14)

top 5.1% in 10yr

Next 15d median

+1.8%

65% higher

Last seen

Jun 2026

Read this honestly

This is a base rate from AMZN's own history — what happened after prior visits to this extreme — not a prediction. 31 prior cases is a guide, not a guarantee. Extremes can persist far longer than they "should."

How Rarity Radar works

We measure AMZN on several conditions (distance from its 200-day average, RSI, recent momentum) against its own 10-year history, then surface the single most extreme one and the empirical forward returns that followed prior visits to that extreme.

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See AMZN's full cohort of historical analogs and calibrated outcome distribution:

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