How much further will HYG fall? I don't know and won't make a prediction. However, the chart analysis below shows possible dual support lines (solid green) around the $85/share level.
Most rallies occur off of support lines. Will a rally occur off of these lines if the price falls this far? No one knows. We will just have to wait and see what happens. However, if positive price action occurs after the price hits these support lines, being interested in owning high yield bonds because they are an appropriate investment for me (they may not be appropriate for you!), I would consider implementing a buy and protect strategy using the long-term rising support line as stop loss.
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