Price Bounced Down From Upper Circuit Band Stocks

This screen finds stocks whose price has bounced down from the upper circuit band. Circuit price bands, also called price limits, are the maximum percentage moves allowed in one session, set by the exchange around the previous close; the screen uses a 10% band, and trading is halted or capped at the limits. A pullback from the limit-up level shows that sellers stepped in at the maximum allowed gain, which can mark a short-term high.