As the three charts below show (weekly closing prices), the ETFs HYG and JNK, and mutual fund NHINX, ended the week on a relatively long-term rising support line (solid green) that was regained in late January 2015 during the rally that started in mid-December 2014.
The support and long-term resistance lines (solid red) form rising channel patterns. Thus, the long-term trend (since early 2009) is still up as of this week's close. Will it continue? I really don't know! After this two-week correction, a rally off this support line would be a positive sign. The upcoming week may be an important one for corporate high yield bonds.
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Financial Disclosure:
The author/publisher has positions in several corporate high yield bond mutual funds at the time this article was written. This position may change depending on future price action.
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