Bottom forming
Stocks quietly building a floor — cheap entries while the base is still forming. Ranked by how strong the setup looks and how close price still sits to the low.
These are early setups, not confirmed turns. Keep the first position small and add only once price clears a strong up day on heavier-than-usual volume. Prices shown are from the last scan.
What a bottom-forming setup looks like
These are US stocks that have stopped falling: names that made a low, bounced, came back to test it, and held. That second test is what separates a base from a stock still on its way down.
The scan looks for momentum making a higher low while price does not, volume drying up on down days, and price holding above the recent swing low. Nothing here is a call that the low is in — it is a shortlist of names where the selling has clearly slowed.
Is a low RSI enough to call a bottom?
No. Stocks can stay oversold for weeks. A holding retest plus a close above the last swing high is far more reliable.
Where is the give-up level on a bottom trade?
The swing low. A close below it means the base failed.