Robert Half International comes back upon contact with important technical level that might give impetus to a rebound.

From a fundamental viewpoint, the security has a low valuation with an EV/Sales ratio of 0.83x. By the year 2014, it seems that Robert Half International profitability could increase significantly. Indeed, net margin should be at 6.29% in 2014 against 5% for the current year. Sales are also expected to increase. To date, PER for 2012 is estimated at 17.84 and at 14.67 for 2013.

The area of the USD 26.1 support should enable the stock to have a new bullish trend. The long term support in this area confirms its relevance. Technically, above these levels, 4-traders analysts are optimistic and count on a return toward the short and mid-term resistances at USD 29.

Ideally, investors will take a long position nearby the USD 26.1 support currently tested, in order to benefit from a technical rebound. The USD 29 is the first goal. This strategy should be covered by a stop loss placed under the USD 26.1 support because a breakdown of this level would invalidate it.