Since then, corporate High Yield Bond ETF HYG has continued its plunge and is approaching dual support as shown on the weekly closing price chart below.
In addition, HYG is nearing its most oversold conditions since the 2009 crash.
Will HYG rally off these support line or continue lower. We may know relatively soon.
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