Key Highlights

  • Advasa Holdings (NASDAQ:ADBT) is quoted at USD 0.11, lower by 1.31%, with 3.38 million shares traded (relative Volume 0.36) and a market cap of USD 51.29 million, while its RSI of 5.73 tops the oversold screen as captured on November 4, 2026.
  • Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance (NYSE:ARI) is at USD 2.31, down 0.86%, on 8.55 million shares (relative volume 1.39), with a market cap of USD 296.94 million, an RSI of 8.49, a P/E of 2.93 and a trailing Yield of 42.92% on the oversold screen, as of the capture on November 4, 2026.
  • Icahn Enterprises (NASDAQ:IEP) shows USD 5.16, down 0.58%, on 2.62 million shares (relative volume 1.43), a market cap of USD 3.67 billion, an RSI of 10.39 and a trailing yield of 38.54% on the oversold screen, as of the capture on November 4, 2026.
  • XMAX Inc. (NASDAQ:XMAX) dropped 37.49% to USD 4.01 on 4.48 million shares (relative volume 4.73), with a market cap of USD 260.15 million, an RSI of 10.91 and a P/E of 9.24 on the oversold screen, as of the capture on November 4, 2026.

1. Advasa Holdings (NASDAQ:ADBT)

Advasa Holdings (NASDAQ:ADBT) carries the lowest RSI on the oversold screen at 5.73, following a direct listing on August 25, 2026. Its place on this list comes from a ranking by the 14 session relative strength index, in which readings under 30 are traditionally deemed oversold, and these names fall between roughly 6 and 12. Published market data dated October 26, 2026 gave a 52-week range of USD 0.0931 to USD 13.20 and a quote of USD 0.1230. Fiscal 2026 Revenue reached USD 17.37 million, up 72.90%, while Earnings came to USD 922,000, down 19.05%. Around October 17, 2026 the board set a policy aiming at a 50% cash payout of earnings, a goal rather than a declared dividend. Risks: a direct listing offers no offering price anchor, the stock trades near the floor of its USD 0.0931 to USD 13.20 span, and the share surrender is described only as an intention.

2. Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance (NYSE:ARI)

Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance (NYSE:ARI) registers an RSI of 8.49, the second lowest on the oversold screen reviewed, following a USD 4.10 liquidating distribution. Such a low reading indicates selling has prevailed in recent sessions, but it offers no signal that a bounce is coming, and for a name like ARI, share offerings, notices or Capital returns can keep the downward pressure going. Published market data had the shares at USD 6.60 on October 26, 2026; subtracting the USD 4.10 distribution leaves USD 2.50, a plain calculation. The ex-distribution date was not confirmed, so the difference from the USD 2.31 screen quote is not fully explained. The screen shows a trailing yield of 42.92% and trailing EPS of USD 0.79, neither verified; the yield probably reflects earlier payouts rather than a forward rate. Risk: a liquidating distribution hands back capital, so the price and yield afterward cannot be compared with earlier figures.

3. Icahn Enterprises (NASDAQ:IEP)

Icahn Enterprises (NASDAQ:IEP) posts an RSI of 10.39 on the oversold screen, one day after disclosing a third quarter net loss of USD 225 million. IEP is listed because the oversold screen orders names by the 14 session relative strength index, where readings below 30 are traditionally called oversold and these run roughly 6 to 12. Revenue climbed to USD 3.2 billion from USD 2.7 billion, while adjusted EBITDA attributable to IEP was a negative USD 214 million, including USD 522 million of refining hedge losses inside the Investment Funds. A distribution of USD 0.50 per unit is set for payment around December 23, 2026 to holders of record on November 16, 2026. Risk: the payout comes in a quarter with a USD 225 million loss, so the yield depends on asset values and hedge outcomes.

4. XMAX Inc. (NASDAQ:XMAX)

XMAX Inc. (NASDAQ:XMAX) slid 37.49% to USD 4.01 with an RSI of 10.91, on volume 4.73 times its normal level. The stock is here because the oversold screen ranks it by the 14 session RSI, with readings below 30 counted as oversold and this group spanning about 6 to 12. The company traded as XWIN until May 12, 2026, sells furniture and has shifted toward AI services. On October 9, 2026 it agreed to acquire Hexa Creation, a developer of gallium nitride power chips. Risk: the reason behind a one day fall of 37.49% is unknown, the profit figure does not square with revenue, and the company is a small cap.

5. Solowin Holdings (NASDAQ:AXG)

Solowin Holdings (NASDAQ:AXG) registers an RSI of 10.95 after revenue jumped roughly 732% to 895% in the year to March 31, 2026. Low readings like this mean selling has dominated recent trading, not that a rebound is due; for AXG, offerings, notices or capital returns can keep the pressure on. AX COIN obtained a Stablecoin issuer license from the Central Bank of Bahrain on June 3, 2026. The company aims for 100 megawatts or more of AI computing capacity by 2028. Risk: quote histories disagree across sources, the company remains loss making, and a small cap can see quoted moves reverse.

Where Things Stand

Advasa Holdings (NASDAQ:ADBT) has the lowest RSI at 5.73, followed by ARI at 8.49, IEP at 10.39, XMAX at 10.91 and AXG at 10.95. A reading this low signals heavy selling rather than a due rebound, and each name carries an event of its own, ranging from a direct listing to a liquidating distribution. RSI relies solely on price, so it can remain depressed for weeks while selling continues. Several quotes here disagree with later published data, so this screen is better treated as a set of stressed names to research rather than bargains.