Sentence examples for get oversold from inspiring English sources
Markets will get oversold and will rise for a while.
However bad the news, markets get oversold and shorts have to cover their positions.
"The public needs to know this, and not get oversold on a helmet," said Shealy, who is not entirely convinced a helmet would have made a difference in Richardson's death, particularly if there were other complicating factors at play.
"Spain is going through a severe correction, so whenever there is drastic change, there are always opportunities, because things get oversold," says Tenerelli.
"So many beginner growers get oversold by grow shops when all they really need to spend is maybe $300 to get started and they wind up with a $3,000 bill".
You also don't want to get oversold by an ambitious sales associate, so knowing your list will help you not be tempted to spend so much on the bells and whistles and only settle for what your needs really are.
"The reality of it is the market got oversold," Mr. Pride of Glenmede said.
"It's a function of things having gotten oversold and due for a rally at some point," Michael James, a managing director at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, said.
"Prudential got very oversold; there was a lot of talk that it was going to go bankrupt" if the stock market continued to fall, he said, "but it's still got great cash flow and it's paying dividends, and if the market has any kind of rally, it will lead it".
Oversold can always get more oversold, but there is potential for Friday's action to be climactic, especially combined with pullback to the support levels cited above.
