Two very large-asset corporate bond funds, BHYSX (Blackrock) and VWEHX (Vanguard), have been turned back at the bottom side of former long-term rising support lines, which were broken in July 2014 sell-off. The August 2014 rally ended at the bottom side of these support lines, which are now resistance lines R1 and R2 in the daily charts below.
Has a very short-term counter-trend rally ended with lower prices ahead? Going forward, we will be very interested in seeing what happens if support line S1 is tested again at less than oversold conditions (per the RSI). Failure of this support line could lead to much lower prices.
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The author/publisher has closed his position(s) in corporate high yield bond funds.
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