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Looking to balance out your exposure to EXEL? The ETFs below have the lowest correlation with EXEL — they tend to move on their own, which can help reduce risk when EXEL drops. The stock ideas table highlights individual companies that behave independently from EXEL.

Best Diversifiers for EXEL

2 ETFs have low correlation with EXEL (below 0.3), 0 of which are negatively correlated. The least correlated is VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) (Semiconductors) with a 1Y correlation of 0.23, roughly unchanged from 0.22 over 5 years.


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Low-Correlation Stock Ideas

If you're looking for individual stocks that move independently from EXEL, these are worth exploring. The table shows U.S. companies ($1B+ market cap) with low correlation to EXEL and solid risk/return profiles. The least correlated is Valero Energy Corporation (VLO) (Energy) with a 1Y correlation of -0.04, down from 0.13 over 5 years.


SymbolNameCorrelation 1YCorrelation 3YCorrelation 5YRisk / Return RankSector
Valero Energy Corporation-0.040.070.13
93
Energy
TechnipFMC plc-0.040.090.16
96
Energy
JSC National Atomic Company Kazatomprom-0.040.04
89
Energy
Duke Energy Corporation0.010.090.13
53
Utilities
Fortress Transportation and Preferred Series C0.030.110.09
83
Industrials
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