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Looking to diversify beyond SPIB? The ETFs below have historically moved differently from SPIB, 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 SPIB

410 ETFs have low correlation with SPIB (below 0.3), 104 of which are negatively correlated. The least correlated is ProShares UltraShort Yen (YCS) (Leveraged Currency) with a 1Y correlation of -0.46, roughly unchanged from -0.50 over 5 years.

How candidates are selected

SymbolNameCorrelation 1YCorrelation 3YCorrelation 5YRisk / Return RankCategoryCompare
ProShares UltraShort Yen-0.46-0.48-0.50
56
Leveraged CurrencySPIB vs YCS
United States Oil Fund LP-0.44-0.23-0.13
55
Oil & GasSPIB vs USO
Invesco DB Oil Fund-0.44-0.22-0.12
58
Oil & GasSPIB vs DBO
Invesco DB Energy Fund-0.43-0.23-0.12
72
Oil & GasSPIB vs DBE
United States Brent Oil Fund LP-0.43-0.22-0.13
52
Oil & GasSPIB vs BNO
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Low-Correlation Stock Ideas

The table shows companies with at least $1B in market capitalization, historical correlation data for SPIB, 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 Vertiv Holdings Co. (VRT) (Industrials) with a 1Y correlation of 0.09, roughly unchanged from 0.13 over 5 years.

How candidates are selected

SymbolNameCorrelation 1YCorrelation 3YCorrelation 5YRisk / Return RankSector
Vertiv Holdings Co.0.090.060.13
76
Industrials
Amazon.com, Inc0.280.160.21
60
Consumer Cyclical

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