Stocks to Watch for June 28, 2013 - Bank of America (NYSE:BAC)

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Hewlett-Packard Company HPQ was able to find support on its 50-day EMA and the RSI confirmed such support. The Slow Sto gave a bullish cross of the %K above the %D line as they emerged out of the oversold zone. The current strength suggests more upside and watch for a break above 25.32 to test strong point at 25.87.

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On my swing long list. I think Interpublic Group of Companies Inc IPG is about to breakout from this consolidation pattern. On the technical charts, the stock currently is trading just above its 13 & 20-day exp moving average lines with both lines providing an additional layer of support for stock. Additionally, the MACD seems to be forming a potentially bullish crossover. With good trading volume, IPG could be poised to trade higher to test its next level of resistence at 14.91. On watch.

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Some serious upside volume coming into CapitalSource, Inc. CSE over the last few days. Looks like it is getting ready for a breakout soon. Stay tuned.

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Bank of America Corp BAC has closed back over its 50-day EMA on decent volume, which is of course bullish. Above that it has the 20-day EMA and 13.25. Note that on this technical daily chart the RSI crossed over 50. Important to see how the stock acts over the next few days. A high volume move through the 13.25 price level would be buyable.

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