OK, give me a ticker you think would most offset QQQ losses so I can test...

Mmm, I see the inverse relationship broke down in early 2022, like everything else when the Fed went to the wild side on Rate decisions. My bad. :)
The thing is that the bond and gold used to be considered as safe havens. That no longer applies these days. According to the intermarket analysis, when market A goes up or down, market B would react accordingly. But that whole intermarket dynamics broke down in the last 10 years.
 
...But that whole intermarket dynamics broke down in the last 10 years.

Hmmm, not based on what that chart you posted revealed. Granted, it was just a 2Y lookback, but it seems everything was going well, until the Fed dropped the rate hike hammer in November 2021. *shrugs*
 
That is a good suggestion. But to run the comparison I have to tune it down to a single ticker. Got any utility EFF or CEF ticker I should use? Thanks!!!
XLU is the only Utility ETF I can think of.

It also happens to be the most effective risk-reducing equity ETF or so they say...
 
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Well, as you can see, even ZN seems to follow the QQQ (since 2021).

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