I think your assumption on Buffett is wrong. Buffett finds companies that have a significant competitive advantage (moat) and prefers stable, blue chip, tradit

I think your assumption on Buffett is wrong. Buffett finds companies that have a significant competitive advantage (moat) and prefers stable, blue chip, traditional brand names, preferably with dividends, that are most likely to just keep growing. And then from that group, he finds the best pricing in industries he understands to be good businesses. Buffett wouldn't touch a company like AMD, punished or not. When Buffett does it right, he's specifically mitigated the risk of a stock getting punished well ahead of earnings. I'm interested to learn what you've found on oversold stocks though - have anything written up?