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Last week, the People’s Bank of China announced a series of stimulus measures to boost the country’s slowing economy, sparking a rally in Chinese stocks. The CSI 300 index surged over 25% in just nine days, with U.S. stocks tied to China also experiencing gains. However, a commonly used measure, the 14-day relative strength index (RSI), indicates that these stocks may now be overbought.
For example, casino operators like Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts have seen significant gains, with RSI readings of 82 and 86 respectively. While these stocks have performed well in 2024, analysts are cautious about their future prospects in light of the ongoing economic challenges in China.
On the other hand, stocks like health insurer Humana and discount retailer Dollar General are among the most oversold stocks on Wall Street. Humana’s RSI of 14 and Dollar General’s RSI of 25 indicate that these stocks may be due for a rebound after recent declines. Analysts have cited specific reasons for the poor performance of these companies, such as Humana’s enrollment drop in Medicare Advantage plans and Dollar General facing stiff competition from retail giant Walmart.
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