Stocks to Watch for April 26, 2013
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VirnetX Holding Corporation (NYSEAMEX:VHC) Closed above the 20EMA and out of flag formation. Looks good to go here. Technical indicators are beginning to look bullish. The MACD indicator is rising above its signal line, but remains in negative territory. RSI is poised to enter positive zone. Looks good to go here. Full of shorts. Stop loss $18
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Vishay Intertechnology (NYSE:VSH) I'd like to see this close over 12.92 before getting involved. MACD crossover.
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FormFactor, Inc. (NASDAQ:FORM) performed well today, closing up 6% on no news. Some serious upside volume coming into this stock over the last few days. Daily technical indicators are showing signs of turning around, which suggest a near-term bottom, including large positive divergences on MACD in daily. If the potential buy signal confirms itself, we'll be looking for a move to the resistance area at $5-5.1, at the very least.
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Applied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMAT) broke out to new 52-week highs today. I'm expecting to see the stock continue this move on Friday. As long as the stock stays above $13.95 area, the bullish scenario is still intact. Technical chart shows bullish sign with %K line on top of %D line and MACD on top of signal line.
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