It appears that VWEHX (Vanguard), another large total asset, corporate high yield bond fund has broken below a key long-term support line (S1) based on the chart below.
Similar to the previous post here on BHYSX (Blackrock), support line S1 and resistance line R2 form a large, longer-term (multi-year) rising wedge pattern that has broken. Also, S1 and resistance line R1 form another shorter-term (1-year) rising wedge pattern that has broken.
VWEHX is currently at oversold conditions based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI less than 30) in the upper part of the chart below.
Going forward we will be interested to see where corporate high yield bond funds establish new support.
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VWEHX Chart: 5yr | daily | semi-log | unadjusted prices |
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Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher does not hold positions in either of these funds (BHYSX, VWEHX), and has sold positions in several other corporate high yield bond funds on 7/11/2014 and 7/16/2014.
Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher does not hold positions in either of these funds (BHYSX, VWEHX), and has sold positions in several other corporate high yield bond funds on 7/11/2014 and 7/16/2014.
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