Consistent with our previous post, the daily chart below shows that corporate high-yield bond fund NHINX (Neuberger-Berman) was turned back at former long-term support line, now turned resistance line, R1, after briefly rallying off support line S1 in August 2014 following the July 2014 sell-off.
After encountering R1, the current sell-off has so far resulted in a break of the 35-day exponential moving average (ema), which has generally provided intermediate-term support over the years, and apparent support line S2.
Going forward, we will be interested to see if S1 is tested again and if so, will this support level hold? If not, how far will prices drop?
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