The following two charts show that two large total asset, no load, corporate high yield bond funds, VWEHX (Vanguard, $16.8 Billion) and BHYSX (Blackrock, $14.2 Billion), have broken above falling resistance lines R1. Rising support lines (S1 and S2) are in place, but are being tested.
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VWEHX chart: 5yr | daily | semi-log | unadjusted prices |
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BHYSX chart: 5yr | daily | semi-log | unadjusted prices |
Going forward we will be interested to see if support can be maintained and other corporate high yield bond funds can also break through resistance.
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Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher does not hold positions in either of these funds (BHYSX, VWEHX), but has positions in several other corporate high yield bond funds.
Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher does not hold positions in either of these funds (BHYSX, VWEHX), but has positions in several other corporate high yield bond funds.
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