In the stock market on the 10th, stocks that approached the daily upper limit failed to settle there, unable to overcome profit-taking sell volumes despite strong buying pressure during the session.

The most notable stock was NP. During the session, NP surged 26.43% to trade at 727 won, coming within an 18-won difference of its upper limit (747 won), but ultimately failed to maintain it. Trading volume exceeded 4.3 million shares, drawing significant investor attention, but an inflow of selling pressure during the session forced the stock to surrender a portion of its gains.

Based on strong buying pressure, SKAI also recorded a 16.17% increase to reach 5,030 won, but it did not hit the upper limit (5,620 won). Active trading continued with volume surpassing 9.65 million shares, but sluggish additional buying after approaching the upper limit slowed its upward momentum.

Jinyang Chemical also garnered attention as a stock that fell short of the upper limit. Jinyang Chemical showed strength by trading at 2,005 won, up 15.90%, but remained 235 won lower compared to its upper limit (2,245 won). Its trading volume exceeded 3.1 million shares, a sharp increase from usual levels.

S Energy also saw a strong influx of supply and demand, with its trading volume growth rate exceeding 1,295%, but it failed to reach the upper limit. The stock traded at 1,376 won, up 6.34%, drawing investor interest.

Market analysts suggest that amid a recent environment of expanded volatility, buying pressure and profit-taking sell orders are clashing rapidly, particularly around stocks that have surged in the short term. The price range just before the upper limit is evaluated as a zone where investor psychology becomes most overheated; however, it is also explained that volatility can increase significantly because sell orders aiming to realize short-term profits are heavily concentrated there.

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