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Looking to balance out your exposure to LEO? The ETFs below have historically moved differently from LEO, which may reduce portfolio volatility when combined in a suitable allocation. The stock ideas table highlights individual companies with the same low-correlation characteristics. Correlation can change and does not guarantee that one asset will rise when another falls.

Best Diversifiers for LEO

0 ETFs have low correlation with LEO (below 0.3), 0 of which are negatively correlated. The least correlated is VanEck High Yield Muni ETF (HYD) (Municipal Bonds) with a 1Y correlation of 0.41, roughly unchanged from 0.46 over 5 years.

How candidates are selected

SymbolNameCorrelation 1YCorrelation 3YCorrelation 5YRisk / Return RankCategoryCompare
VanEck High Yield Muni ETF0.410.460.46
59
Municipal BondsLEO vs HYD
State Street SPDR Nuveen ICE High Yield Municipal ...0.420.450.42
65
Municipal BondsLEO vs HYMB

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Low-Correlation Stock Ideas

The table shows companies with at least $1B in market capitalization, historical correlation data for LEO, and a Risk / Return Rank of 50 or higher. Treat them as research candidates rather than evidence that they will offset a future decline. The least correlated is The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (BNY) (Financial Services) with a 1Y correlation of 0.04, down from 0.15 over 5 years.

How candidates are selected

SymbolNameCorrelation 1YCorrelation 3YCorrelation 5YRisk / Return RankSector
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation0.040.120.15
95
Financial Services
Consolidated Edison, Inc.0.080.170.16
53
Utilities
U.S. Bancorp0.150.200.17
89
Financial Services

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