This screen lists stocks on the Bombay Stock Exchange 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 Indian rupees, and the list covers BSE-listed stocks with at least 50 million rupees in average daily trading value.
