5 Low-Beta Dividend Funds “Immune” to Market Selloff

| Beta is a measure of how a security correlates to the S&P 500. Here’s how to use them to your advantage in both buying for portfolio growth and hedging to protect against losses.

Normally, I look at my portfolio everyday and marvel at all the green numbers, but these past few days of broad market sell off has me looking at other securities that can bring some growth stability during market corrections, while simultaneously providing income for either use or compounding.

I found 5 dividend funds that did NOT participate in the recent broad market sell off, have positive price returns >10%, annual dividend yields as high as 14%, and betas lower than 0.65.

Author’s Disclosure and Disclaimer: The author does not hold positions mentioned in this article as of 2/27/25. This is not trade or financial advice and I am not a financial advisor, money manager, or tax advisor. This blog represents the opinion of the author and is for entertainment purposes. Also, this blog is in no way a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and past performance is no guarantee of future performance.

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