Two names fell into oversold territory this week that were fine seven days ago — DECK's RSI collapsed from 50.7 to 34.7 on a -9.81% week, and XLY's structure flipped from golden cross to death cross as its RSI dropped from 46.0 to 32.9. PYPL, last scan's parabolic story, is cooling rather than reversing: RSI eased from 80.3 to 75.1 while price held roughly flat, still the most extended name on the board. HIMS kept sliding — the "digestion turned decline" call from last scan is now a fourth straight week of deterioration (RSI 36.6, 7D -14.46%).

Data as-of 2026-07-24 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/consumer.json. Prior scan: 2026-07-17-consumer-scan (2026-07-17, data as-of 2026-07-17 close).

PYPL is still the most extended name on this board, but the story has changed from momentum to deceleration. Last scan it printed RSI 80.3 on a +22.11% weekly pop; this week RSI eased to 75.1 while the price held essentially flat ($56.56→$56.15) and the 7-day change flipped from +22.11% to -0.72%. That's a cooldown, not a reversal — the 30-day change is still +32.18%, barely off last scan's +33.05% — but it confirms PYPL is no longer accelerating.

The more notable development is that two names crossed into oversold territory that showed no stress at all last scan. DECK's RSI fell from 50.7 to 34.7 on a -9.81% weekly decline, and XLY's RSI dropped from 46.0 to 32.9 on a -5.22% week — and XLY's underlying structure actually flipped from golden cross to death cross in the process, a real trend change rather than a one-week wobble.

HIMS continued the reversal flagged two scans ago: RSI fell further from 48.4 to 36.6, with the 7-day change worsening from -4.48% to -14.46% and the 30-day change deepening from -7.41% to -14.1%. It's now the third name sitting closest to the oversold line alongside DECK and XLY, though it hasn't crossed it yet.

Elsewhere, AS and CMG both cooled meaningfully — AS's RSI dropped from 59.8 to 45.1 as its weekly change flipped from +4.71% to -6.92%, and CMG fell from 53.4 to 41.7. DPZ was the lone name to strengthen, with RSI improving from 57.5 to 61.0 and the 30-day change jumping from +3.11% to +15.77%. NKE and LULU stayed rangebound, unchanged in structure from last scan.

• DECK fell into oversold: RSI 50.7→34.7, price $106.49→$96.04, 7D +0.47%→-9.81%, 30D -2.40%→-9.14%.
• XLY's structure flipped golden cross→death cross: RSI 46.0→32.9, price $115.44→$109.41, 7D -1.54%→-5.22%.
• PYPL decelerated: RSI 80.3→75.1, price roughly flat ($56.56→$56.15), 7D +22.11%→-0.72% — still the most extended name, but no longer accelerating.
• HIMS continued declining: RSI 36.6, 7D -4.48%→-14.46%, 30D -7.41%→-14.1% — a fourth straight week of deterioration.
• AS cooled sharply: RSI 59.8→45.1, 7D +4.71%→-6.92%.
• DPZ was the one name to strengthen: RSI 57.5→61.0, 30D +3.11%→+15.77%.
• CMG cooled: RSI 53.4→41.7, 7D -2.30%→-7.69%.
• NKE, LULU: essentially unchanged in structure — no new signal either way.

"Golden cross" (SBUX, DECK, CROX, XYZ, CRSR) means the 50-day average sits above the 200-day — a longer-term uptrend confirmation, not a buy signal on its own. Note DECK still carries the cross even after this week's drop into oversold; the cross lags price, so the "down" trend label matters more right now than the cross itself. "Death cross" names (AS, LULU, NKE, CMG, DPZ, HIMS, PYPL, XLY) should have any bounce read as counter-trend until the cross flips — XLY is the new addition to this list this scan. RSI above 70 flags a name getting extended; PYPL at 75.1 is still there, just less extreme than last week's 80.3.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None.

Oversold (25-40): DECK (34.7), HIMS (36.6), XLY (32.9) — three names now in this bucket, up from zero last scan. None shows basing evidence yet.

Neutral/Strong (40+): The rest of the board, spanning CMG at 41.7 up to PYPL at 75.1. DPZ (61.0) and CROX (59.4) remain the strongest structures; PYPL is still the clear "don't chase" name even after cooling.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-07-24 close — consumer.