Most U.S. equity ETFs remain in or near oversold territory heading into Wednesday’s session, despite the strong buying over the course of the trading day on Tuesday following the session’s sharply lower open. Commodities continue to be sold aggressively, with oil commodity funds outpacing oil equity funds to the downside.

Sellers are most aggressive in energy and commodity ETF markets, as traders wait to see whether or not Friday’s oversold bounce was the beginning of a move higher or only a pause before further declines. Read more in today’s edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

Energies remain the primary target of sellers heading into the final trading day of the week. With a number of ETFs – from DIG to XLE – closing lower for multiple consecutive trading sessions, the potential of an oversold bounce in the near term has grown. Read more in today’s edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

Energies are still on the retreat, and with the markets trading lower on Thursday, more and more exchange-traded funds are pulling back into oversold territory above the 200-day moving average.

Heading into trading on Wednesday, energy-related exchange-traded funds are among the most oversold in the market. Find out which funds are pulling back and which funds are moving to new, short term highs in the latest edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

With the markets in neutral conditions in the United States and overbought abroad, the potential for weakness this week may be greater than usual. Click here to see which ETF markets are closer to oversold territory and which are still climbing to new short term highs in the latest edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

Heading into the final trading day of the week, most of the ETFs still in oversold territory are gold bullion funds like the SPDR Gold Trust, GLD, and the leveraged gold bullion ETN, DGP. Read more in today’s edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

Financials are the most oversold sector in the ETF market heading into Thursday’s trading session. Find out what other ETFs are trading in oversold territory and which are rallying to new short term overbought highs in today’s edition of 7 ETFs You Need to Know.

From technology to financials, sector-based ETFs pulled back sharply on Tuesday, setting up widespread oversold conditions for traders when trading begins on Wednesday.