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Just noticed BRKR dipped into oversold territory the other day. The stock hit an RSI of 29.5, which is pretty interesting if you follow technical analysis. For those not familiar, RSI measures momentum from 0 to 100, and anything below 30 is considered oversold. BRKR touched a low of around $36.50 per share during that move. Compared to SPY's RSI sitting at 41.2, the stock is definitely showing more weakness. The 52-week range tells the story too: low of $28.53 and high of $56.22, with the stock currently trading around $36.68. Whenever you see an RSI this low, some traders view it as a potential reversal signal. The heavy selling might be running out of steam. If you're bullish on the company fundamentals, this could be worth watching for an entry point. That's the kind of RSI setup that catches people's attention in the market.