The state of an instrument in which its price is considered too low. This happens due to massive selling aggression directed at the instrument for one reason or the other. If the true value of the instrument is higher than this price, it will quickly rise to its normal value. This is because traders will take note and will start to buy the instrument.
It is the opposite of overbought.
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