Intercontinental Exchange and CME were among the week’s most oversold stocks, with both showing relative strength indexes of 24.4, below the 30 threshold often seen as signaling oversold conditions. CME fell 10% this week and ICE dropped more than 7%, leaving both down by double digits in June. The declines reflect investor concern that perpetual contracts and other newer products could disrupt the business models of traditional exchange operators, extending pressure beyond earlier worries over a regulatory spat involving perpetual futures.