Even before the fallout of risk aversion from Brexit, Wendy's (WEN) has been been pressured:NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Wendy's (WEN) are down 2.10% to $9.78 in pre-market trading on Wednesday after the fast-food chain's stock rating was dropped to "neutral" from "buy" at Nomura.The firm lowered its price target to $11 from $12.50 because of weak sales trends and tough comparisons for the second half of the year...(Full Article on TheStreet.com)WEN Daily Chart 6/27(click to enlarge)Assessing WEN's Trends: As we can see on the daily chart, WEN is in a sideways market. We can say that there is a slight bullish bias in the medium to long-term, especially because before the "triangle" seen in the daily chart, WEN was pushing up from the 5.00 area. Anticipating Trendline Support: The bullish trend in 2013 and 2014 ended in 2015. As we pass the half point of 2016, WEN still looks like it is consolidating. The thing is, it is consolidating after a bullish trend. This gives me some reason to anticipate support as price approaches the rising trendline seen in the daily chart.