This screen lists stocks on Asian exchanges with a bearish divergence on the MACD line (12, 26): the price has made a higher high while MACD has made a lower high. Divergence shows that upward momentum is fading even though the price is still rising, which often comes before a pullback or a top. Swing traders use it to take profits or tighten stops, and wait for confirmation before shorting. Prices are in each exchange's local currency, and the list covers stocks traded in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul and Jakarta with at least about US$0.7 million in average daily trading value.
