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BX, HTA, VLY, RBS, and BNS Under StockCall’s Microscope

Tuesday, 28 May 2013 07:55 AM

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StockCall.com Provides Stock Research on The Blackstone Group, Healthcare Trust of America Inc., Valley National Bancorp, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc, and The Bank Of Nova Scotia

 

New York City, New York -- (May 28, 2013)

Equities in the U.S. once again struggled on Friday, May 24, 2013, as market sentiment remained subdued due to concerns over Federal Reserve’s bond buying program. The U.S. Fed’s aggressive bond buying program has been one of the major reasons for the rally in equity market. However, minutes of Fed’s most recent FOMC, which were released last week, showed that several officials want the central bank to start easing up its bond buying program as early as June. The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ closed lower for a third day in a row on Friday, while the Dow Jones managed to post small gains. The financial sector was one of the sectors in the S&P 500 that ended the day in the red. The major movers in the sector included The Blackstone Group L.P. (NYSE: BX), Healthcare Trust of America Inc. (NYSE: HTA), Valley National Bancorp (NYSE: VLY), Royal Bank of Scotland Plc (ADR) (NYSE: RBS), and The Bank of Nova Scotia (USA) (NYSE: BNS). StockCall has released full comprehensive research on BX, HTA, VLY, RBS, and BNS and these free technical analyses can be downloaded by signing up at

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Shares in The Blackstone Group L.P. moved higher on Friday even as the broader market struggled. The stock closed 1.80% higher at $22.65 after trading between $22 and $22.74. A total of 5.16 million shares were traded which is in-line with the daily average volume of 5.51 million. However, despite the gains in the last session of the previous session, the company’s shares have fallen nearly 3% in the last three sessions. Free technical analysis on BX available by signing up at

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Healthcare Trust of America Inc.’s stock fell sharply last Friday, extending its losses from previous trading sessions. The company’s shares traded between $11.90 and $12.59 before finishing the day 4.05% lower at $12.09. A total of 2.11 million shares were traded which is well above the daily average volume of 905,435. The stock is down more than 8.30% in the last three sessions. Register today and access the free research on HTA at

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Shares in Valley National Bancorp gained on Friday, closing 0.76% higher at $9.27 after trading between $9.13 and $9.30. A total of 645,701 shares were traded which is well below the daily average volume of 1.26 million. The company’s shares are currently trading well below their 50- and 200-day moving averages. The stock currently has support at around $9. The free report on VLY can be downloaded by signing up now at

www.StockCall.com/VLY052813.pdf

Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc’s stock fell sharply on Friday. The stock traded between $9.88 and $10.02 before finishing the day 2.05% lower at $10.01. A total of 568,972 shares were traded which is below the daily average volume of 848,737. The company’s shares have fallen nearly 3.80% in the last three sessions. Free report on RBS can be accessed by registering at

www.StockCall.com/RBS052813.pdf

Shares in The Bank of Nova Scotia ended nearly flat last Friday. The stock closed 0.02% lower at $57.48 after trading between $57.03 and $57.48. A total of 270,974 shares were traded which is well below the daily average volume of 450,172. Shares of the company are currently trading above their 50- and 200-day moving averages.Register withStockCall and download the research on BNS for free at

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