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r/letfsr/letfs· u/MrMiddletonsLament· 1d ago 0

What's the best 1x ETF to hold as diversification when you have an LETF portfolio?

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Author seeks a 1x ETF like SCHD to diversify a TQQQ/Bonds portfolio, prioritizing low overlap with QQQ.

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I don't want a hedge. My plan is to go TQQQ/Bonds and I'd like other 1x ETF as like a 25% of my portfolio. I don't see a point in going in QQQ. What should I get?

I was thinking maybe SCHD not for the dividends but because only it has 6% overlap with QQQ.

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u/theplushpairing 1· 1d ago

Uh oh… tqqq and bonds? Tell me not TMF.

If you want true diversification look at gold and/or managed futures like dbmf cta kmlm.

u/empithos27 1· 1d ago

Seriously take a look at VT or similar. Why? Because when money rotates out of tech, TQQQ will get obliterated (plz have exit plan) while the tech in VT just smolders a bit, and the money leaving the tech in VT will move into more defensive assets still within VT.

There's also CTAP if you want leverage or RSSB etc.

u/gmehra 1· 1d ago

XLE or XLF

u/bestsalmon 1· 1d ago

Energy or mining companies

u/Gehrman_JoinsTheHunt 1· 1d ago

Assuming you want the least overlap and good diversification. VXUS would be my pick.

u/grogi81 1· 1d ago

If you don't want a hedge, then what is your logic here?! More the same, but more complicated?!

u/New-Specialist-2594 1· 1d ago

Your gonna want a Hedge. And No to Bonds right now

u/Separate-Ad-9633 1· 1d ago

For broad market ETF diversifier you should looking at value tilts, so SCHD make some sense, AVUV/NV/DV as well, or RSIT but it's leveraged. Otherwise consider defensive sectors, energy sectors, gold or managed futures.

u/tunatoksoz 1· 1d ago

Utilities.

u/johannthegoatman 1· 1d ago

VTV

u/Conscious-Flow80 1· 1d ago

Global minimum volatility

u/alpche 1· 1d ago

brk.b

u/greycubed 1· 1d ago

This. Negative correlation.

u/RecommendationFit996 1· 1d ago

I’d go with VOO.

Yes there will be some overlap, but at some point in your lifetime (likely more than once or even twice) there will be a major correction. Your VOO will not tank as hard as your TQQQ will and when that happens, you sell VOO and buy leverage (SSO, SPXL, QLD or TQQQ)

I don’t do bonds since I personally see them as a drag on returns.

Other options are to hold some ERX or XLE, XLU or UPW, since either leveraged or not, they provide ballast for different market conditions.

I’ve been at this for as long as letfs have existed and personally like having exposure to 1x index funds in order to deploy when there is blood in the streets

u/greycubed 1· 1d ago

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