Yum Brands $YUM has been a very persistent bull, even when the general market was in contraction. During the 2 market downturns in 2018, YUM managed to stay flat and eventually pushed higher into fresh all-time-highs. However, it appears that the more recent market downturn in May is pulling down YUM from its new highs above $100 a share.YUM Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Bulls Taking a Break:- As we can see on he daily chart, YUM has been on a persistent albeit choppy uptrend after a period of consolidation in early 2018.- In fact, YUM has been on a long-term bull trend since 2009. Since then, we only had one significant bearish correction in 2015 into early 2016. - More recently, we can see price pushing above $100 and cracking $104 before retreating. - Then we saw a lower high of $102 as well as a lower low developing during the 5/29 session as price drops below $100. - This looks like a material price top that might be part of a significant consolidation.Support:- I don't have any reason to believe YUM is turning bearish. - I can sideways market after a 10-month bull market.- If so, I would assess YUM as neutral-bullish.- In this scenario, there should be support in the $92.25-$94 area. - This area involves a support/resistance pivot area, a rising trendline, as well as the 200-day simple moving average.- In a long-term bullish market like this, if the daily RSI dips below 30, we can say it is oversold.- I would look for a bullish divergence between price and the RSI as the RSI falls to 30. - If $92 does not hold, a much more aggressive bearish correction could have the $85-$88 area (next support/resistance pivot) in sight.- From these support levels, I think there is upside at least to $100. If the trend continues, we can see a break above $104-$105 towards $110. - I am considering an entry at the $93 area, but also want to prepare for the $87 area - essentially a $90 entry if both were to execute.YUM Weekly Chart(click to enlarge)