From China internet ETFs to growth-heavy ADRs, Wednesday's screen highlights 10 stocks and funds that have seen intense selling pressure but could be positioned for a rebound if sentiment turns.
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Using the Benzinga Pro Scanner, a search was conducted (on March 4, 2026) for stocks with market caps of at least $2 billion, average 14-day trading volumes exceeding 2 million shares and exceptionally low relative strength index (RSI) readings.
The search turned up a list dominated by China-focused vehicles and select growth stories:
KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (NYSE:KWEB) tops the list with an RSI of 18.32, the lowest reading on the screen. Despite that deeply oversold reading, KWEB was recently changing hands around $29.85, up about 0.13% on the day, suggesting some dip-buying interest even as momentum remains washed out.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE:BABA) follows with an RSI of 22.48 as the e‑commerce giant's shares trade near $133.81, down roughly 1.3% in Wednesday’s session. The stock has come under renewed pressure alongside broader concerns about China's growth outlook and regulatory overhangs, pushing its short-term momentum into extreme territory.
JD.com Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) shows an RSI of 24.42 with the stock around $25.21, off about 1.68% on the day. Like Alibaba, JD has been caught ...
