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3 Oversold Large-Caps That Look Ripe for a Rebound

Written by Sam Quirke. Published 10/20/2025.

Key Points

Since August, Cintas, Fastenal, and Gen Digital have dropped 15-20%.
All three now sit in deeply oversold territory, with RSIs in the 20s, if not lower.
However, resilient analyst ratings, valuation scores and fundamentals suggest the pullbacks may have gone too far.

Even with the market hovering near all-time highs, not every large-cap has kept pace. A number of well-regarded names have quietly slipped into oversold territory, creating potential opportunities for investors willing to take on risk. Three that stand out right now are Cintas Corp (NASDAQ: CTAS), Fastenal Co (NASDAQ: FAST), and Gen Digital Inc (NASDAQ: GEN).

Each stock has pulled back since August, yet their underlying business fundamentals remain largely intact. With deeply oversold technical readings and supportive analyst commentary in some cases, these names could be candidates for a rebound if the broader market regains momentum. Let's take a closer look.

Cintas: Beaten Down Despite Solid Results

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Shares of Cintas, known for corporate uniforms, facility services, and safety supplies, have been drifting lower since August, down nearly 20%. The move appears driven more by valuation concerns than by weakening fundamentals.

Over the summer, Cintas' price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio climbed to roughly 55—one of the highest levels in its history—making the stock vulnerable to profit-taking as sentiment cooled. That premium has since compressed to around 40, a more reasonable multiple for a business with Cintas' consistency and margins.

Compounding the view that the selloff may be overdone, last month's quarterly report was solid: earnings met expectations, revenue beat forecasts, and management raised full-year guidance. Despite that, the stock continued to slide, closing Thursday at a new low with an RSI reading near 19—an indication of extreme oversold conditions.

For long-term investors, that mix of resilient fundamentals and an extremely oversold technical setup can provide an attractive entry point. If Cintas can stabilize and consolidate at current levels, it should be able to rebuild momentum into year-end.

Fastenal: Analyst Support Strengthens the Bullish Case

Fastenal, the industrial distributor serving construction and manufacturing customers, has suffered a similar pullback. After reaching all-time highs in August, the stock has fallen more than 15% following an earnings report earlier this week that failed to excite investors.

Revenue was roughly in line, but earnings missed expectations, prompting selling that began Monday and has lingered. The decline looks somewhat overdone: the RSI has dropped into the low 20s, while several analysts remain constructive on the company's outlook.

For example, Robert W. Baird reiterated an Outperform rating this week and set a $49 price target. Fastenal closed Thursday below $42, implying roughly 15–20% upside to that target.

Like Cintas, Fastenal's long-term fundamentals are solid: a broad customer base, disciplined cost control, and a 26-year streak of dividend growth. If the wider industrial sector steadies on easing inflation and stable demand, Fastenal looks well positioned to recover.

Gen Digital: Still a Market Leader

Gen Digital, the cybersecurity and consumer software owner of brands such as Norton and Avast, has also slid since August, down about 20%. The stock has traded in a multi-year range and hasn't broken out to new highs since 2017, but that extended consolidation may be creating a buying opportunity.

Despite the pullback, Gen's fundamentals look intact. Its August earnings topped analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings per share, and its addressable market and market-leading position remain attractive. At roughly $26 per share, Gen Digital is trading below several cautious analyst targets in the low $30s—including forecasts from Morgan Stanley and Jefferies, which rate the stock Equal Weight and Hold, respectively (analyst snapshots).

With an RSI around 27, the stock is clearly oversold, which improves the risk/reward profile for patient investors. If sentiment stabilizes and the company continues executing, a move back toward the low $30s could be achievable in the coming months.

Bottom line: Cintas, Fastenal, and Gen Digital have all seen significant pullbacks, yet their core businesses remain reasonably healthy. For investors willing to accept near-term volatility, these oversold large-caps may offer attractive rebound potential if broader market conditions improve.

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