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Writer for @barronsonline. Formerly @BuySideWSJ and @Money.
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How a negative beta bet can protect your portfolio from an AI selloff

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By Ian Salisbury Verified
| MSN Verified
AI is shaking up a lot of things—including which stocks investors can expect to hold up in a market selloff. Investors have long relied on a mathematical measure known as beta to judge market risk. A stock with a beta of 1 tends to move in line with the stock market. A score of more than 1 suggests larger market-related swings, while a score of less than 1 suggests a calmer ride. A stock (or other investment) with a negative beta tends to move in the opposite direction of the market.
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These Cash-Like ETFs Promise Big Tax Savings, But Not Without Risk — Barrons.com

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By Ian Salisbury Verified
| Trading View
For bond investors, taxes are a constant annoyance. A new breed of ETFs aims to solve that problem, but there are risks. With both stocks and bond markets looking iffy, plenty of investors are trying to shore up their cash positions. Top money-market funds pay interest just under 4%, making them a good option. Uncle Sam, however, typically takes a big bite of the returns, because bond interest is taxed as income.
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3 REITs to beat rising interest rates, according to a real estate pro

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By Ian Salisbury Verified
| MSN Verified
Rising interest rates are a headwind for real estate investment trusts. But some stocks in this high-yielding sector may still be winners. It has been a difficult period for real estate stocks, with elevated interest rates, dismal demand for corporate office space and a snarled housing market. This was supposed to be a comeback year with the Fed easing interest rates as inflation cooled. Instead, interest rates have been spiking with the 10-year Treasury yield close to its two-year high.
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