A bearish divergence near the highs warns that momentum is fading even as the price pushes up. It often precedes a pullback or a top. This screen lists stocks on Asian exchanges within 5% of their 52-week high whose 14-day RSI shows a bearish divergence: price made a higher high while the RSI made a lower high. 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.
