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Golden Opportunities

Buffett Quality + RSI Oversold = Rare buying moments

Last scan: 2026-07-10
09:44
🔄 Sector Rotation 25% of quality stocks oversold
Nifty 2d: +1.31%

Some sectors selling off. Look for the strongest quality names in the weakest sectors.

4
GOLDEN
RSI(2) < 10 + Buffett Buy+
0
APPROACHING
RSI(2) < 20 + Buffett Buy+
409
QUALITY POOL
Buffett Buy + Strong Buy stocks

Golden Opportunities (4)

Quality companies at temporarily depressed prices. Best risk/reward setups.

# Stock Signal RSI(2) Rel. Dip Price Buffett Verdict SMA200 Sector ROCE
1 SOLARINDS 76 0.0 -5.0% ₹17,312 33.0 WATCHLIST Chemicals 30%
2 EICHERMOT 73 0.0 -1.4% ₹7,409 34.5 WATCHLIST Automobile and Auto Components 26%
3 DRREDDY 63 0.0 -9.4% ₹1,240 37.5 BUY Healthcare 22%
4 MAZDOCK 50 0.0 -4.0% ₹2,384 33.5 WATCHLIST Capital Goods 35%

How It Works

Columns

  • Signal Strength (0-100): Composite score. Buffett quality (50%) + Above SMA200 (25%) + Relative Dip (15%) + Market Cap (10%). Higher = better opportunity.
  • Rel. Dip: Stock's 2-day fall vs Nifty 50's 2-day fall. More negative = stock fell harder than the market = stronger bounce expected.
  • Golden: Buffett Buy+ (score ≥32) AND RSI(2) < 10
  • Approaching: Buffett Buy+ AND RSI(2) < 20
  • ✓ SMA200: Price above 200-day moving average (uptrend intact)

Market Regimes

  • Stock-Specific Dip (<20%): Few stocks oversold, market is fine. Highest conviction — act fast.
  • Sector Rotation (20-50%): A sector is weak. Pick the strongest name in that sector.
  • Broad Selloff (>50%): Whole market down. Focus on top 3-5 Signal Strength picks. Don't buy everything.

Stocks sorted by Signal Strength, not RSI. When all RSI = 0, Signal Strength differentiates by quality, relative dip, and trend.

Golden Scanner — Buffett Quality × RSI Oversold