Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Corporate High Yield Bond Fund Breakout? - NHINX Update


Please see the previous post, dated 3/19/2014, on corporate high yield bond fund NHINX.  

The chart below shows that NHINX appears be on the verge of a breakout after its price range has been confined within an apparent pennant (or symmetrical triangle) pattern defined by R1 and S1 since about May 2013.  The chart shows that NHINX's price has just broken above falling resistance line R1.



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NHINX chart:  16 mo | daily | semi-log | unadjusted prices





Going forward, we will be interested to see if NHINX will remain above long-term support line S2 (see 5-yr daily chart below) and break above resistance line R2 (shown in both charts).



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NHINX chart:  5 yr | daily | semi-log | unadjusted prices






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The author/publisher holds positions in NHINX and other corporate high yield bond funds.

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