The oversold band widened from 13 to 19 of 22 names this week — the most crowded reading of any scan on the desk — and TSLA is the new addition that stands out most: RSI collapsed from 42.5 to 28.1 on a -17.81% weekly decline, its worst week in this dataset. LCID's explosive reversal from two scans ago fully unwound, exactly as flagged — RSI gave back from 63.2 to 51.4 as the 7-day change flipped from +32.61% to -14.4%. BE and TE both kept breaking down for a fourth straight scan, with BE's 30-day change worsening to -43.32% and TE's to -41.38%, both still carrying the engine's "intact" flags where BE is concerned against a chart that has shown no basing evidence in a month.

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

This was a broadly weak week that got weaker. TSLA is the standout move: it wasn't oversold last scan (RSI 42.5), but this week it fell -17.81%, pushing RSI down to 28.1 — its worst print in this dataset and now firmly in the oversold band alongside the rest of the group. The engine's thesis flag on TSLA still reads "intact," a gap between the technical picture and the underlying call worth flagging.

LCID is the other major mover, but in reverse. Last scan it exploded +32.61% in a week, and this scan's playbook explicitly flagged that move as "chase risk, not an entry." That call played out: LCID's RSI fell from 63.2 to 51.4 this week as the 7-day change flipped from +32.61% to -14.4%, giving back much of the prior pop even though the 30-day change (+22.33%) is still positive.

BE and TE both continued breaking down for a fourth consecutive scan with no reversal evidence. BE fell further, its 30-day change worsening from -34.64% to -43.32%, still golden-cross and still flagged thesis "intact" by the engine despite a chart that keeps deteriorating. TE fell again too — 7-day -14.38%, 30-day change now -41.38% — its third straight rough week.

ALB deepened to RSI 25.3, right at the edge of true capitulation and the deepest print in the entire watchlist. The broader oversold cohort — now 19 of 22 names — spans everything from ALB and TSLA at the bottom to names like ENS and SQM sitting just under the 40 line, with no name in that group showing a clean reversal signal.

• TSLA broke down: RSI 42.5→28.1, price $380.84→$313.03, 7D -6.60%→-17.81%, 30D -4.91%→-16.64% — the sector's worst move this week, and a new entrant to the oversold band.
• LCID fully round-tripped its reversal: RSI 63.2→51.4, price $7.36→$6.30, 7D +32.61%→-14.4%, 30D +37.31%→+22.33% — the "avoid chasing" call from last scan played out.
• BE kept breaking down: RSI 39.0→36.2, 7D -12.12%→-13.99% (single-day move was -14.91%), 30D -34.64%→-43.32% — a fourth straight weak scan, still thesis "intact" per the engine.
• TE fell again: RSI 34.7→30.6, 7D -14.74%→-14.38%, 30D -37.54%→-41.38%.
• NIO and XPEV both dropped into oversold: NIO RSI 42.6→31.9 (7D +2.09%→-7.99%), XPEV RSI 46.9→36.3 (7D +3.84%→-8.87%).
• SEDG fell sharply: RSI 47.3→35.0, 7D -3.10%→-20.33%, 30D -7.89%→-14.35%.
• ALB deepened: RSI 28.3→25.3, now the closest name in the group to true capitulation.
• Oversold breadth widened: 13 of 22 names last scan → 19 of 22 this scan.

"Golden cross" (RIVN, BE, PLUG, ENPH, SEDG, FSLR, LIT, SQM, DRIV, KARS, TAN, ICLN, NXT, ENS, TE) confirms a longer-term uptrend, but it does not update as fast as price — BE and TE both still carry one after four consecutive weak scans, which is why the trend labels ("weak-down" for BE, "down" for TE) matter more than the cross for a near-term read. "Death cross" names (TSLA, BYDDY, LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID, ALB) are the core EV-maker and lithium cohort, structurally separate from the golden-cross clean-energy/industrial names. RSI below 30 (TSLA, ALB) flags oversold, not a buy — a falling-knife name in a "down" or "collapse" regime is a value trap until the trend itself turns. The "thesis" flags (TSLA and BE both carry "intact" this scan) are separate, engine-level calls about the underlying business case that continue to lag the chart for both names — a caveat, not a green light.

¹BYDDY's 30D change (+15.71%) held up despite a negative week — a carryover effect from earlier strength, not new momentum.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None, though ALB (25.3) sits right at the doorstep.

Oversold (25-40): 19 of 22 names — ALB, TSLA, TE, KARS, PLUG, NIO, FSLR, ENPH, LIT, ICLN, TAN, DRIV, SEDG, BE, XPEV, ENS, NXT, LI, SQM — the widest oversold band of any scan this week, up from 13 last scan, with no basing evidence anywhere in the group.

Neutral/Strong (40+): Only RIVN, LCID, and BYDDY — down from 9 names last scan.

NEW BREAKDOWN: TSLA ($313.03, RSI 28.1, -35.91% from high) fell out of neutral into oversold in a single week — the sharpest move in the batch.

REVERSAL PLAYED OUT: LCID ($6.30, RSI 51.4, -78.99% from high) gave back most of its explosive prior-scan pop, as the "chase risk" call flagged.

CONTINUED BREAKDOWN: BE ($184.89, RSI 36.2, -38.14% from high) and TE ($5.00, RSI 30.6, -54.52% from high) both fell for a fourth straight scan with no sign of stabilizing.

DEEPEST PRINT: ALB ($114.85, RSI 25.3, -47.10% from high) is the closest name in the group to true capitulation.

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