Low Beta Stocks

Beta is the a calculation that measures the relative volatility of a stock in correlation to a particular standard. For U.S. stocks that standard is usually, but not always, the S&P 500. Beta is a form of regression analysis and it can be useful for investors regardless of their risk tolerance. Beta is considered one of the few data points that can be beneficial for practitioners of both fundamental analysis and technical analysis. This page lists stocks that have unusually low beta calculations, meaning there is little correlation between the price moves of these stocks and the S&P 500. Learn more about low beta stocks.

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Company	Current Price	Beta	PE Ratio	Market Cap	Volume	Average Volume	Indicator(s)
WMPN William Penn Bancorporation	$11.37 -1.8%	0.01	37.90	$169.74 million	78,571	22,225	Short Interest ↑ High Trading Volume
BMTX BM Technologies	$6.69 +4.2%	0.02	5.11	$78.57 million	45,943	40,381	Gap Up
AVO Mission Produce	$14.46 -1.4%	0.02	42.53	$1.04 billion	112,078	123,491	Positive News
PLMR Palomar	$83.72 -2.6%	0.02	47.03	$2.17 billion	262,078	187,438
CIZN Citizens	$15.30	0.02	10.41	$85.74 million	10,511	12,608	Short Interest ↑ News Coverage Gap Up
PV Primavera Capital Acquisition	$9.95	0.02	28.43	$534.81 million	90,708	238,936	News Coverage
SOTK Sono-Tek	$7.02 -3.2%	0.02	70.21	$114.04 million	24,011	28,632	News Coverage Positive News
BNTX BioNTech	$134.88 +1.0%	0.03	2.60	$32.42 billion	735,183	810,413	Analyst Report Short Interest ↑
PAQC Provident Acquisition	$9.98 +0.2%	0.03	38.39	$249 million	109,309	53,115	Short Interest ↓ Positive News High Trading Volume
LANC Lancaster Colony	$150.28 -1.2%	0.04	46.24	$4.18 billion	163,317	142,885	Short Interest ↓ Positive News
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UFCS United Fire Group	$28.73 -0.7%	0.04	11.05	$727.16 million	148,795	60,983	Positive News High Trading Volume
GLBS Globus Maritime	$1.26	0.05	0.62	$13.38 million	58,275	85,554	Positive News
EIG Employers	$34.49 +0.0%	0.05	18.85	$941.46 million	96,075	114,418	Short Interest ↑
PFHD Professional	$25.94 -1.0%	0.06	18.40	$360.72 million	132,200	88,140	Positive News
IHT InnSuites Hospitality Trust	$1.92 -5.0%	0.06	24.00	$18.42 million	2,044	4,000	Positive News
CHT Chunghwa Telecom	$35.53 -0.9%	0.06	21.40	$27.83 billion	230,519	220,272	Short Interest ↓ News Coverage
CTRA Coterra Energy	$26.12 +0.6%	0.06	7.26	$20.66 billion	7.83 million	7.73 million
ARTNA Artesian Resources	$48.12 -0.7%	0.08	25.87	$457.23 million	44,520	51,921	Positive News
NABL N-able	$9.23 -2.7%	0.08	131.88	$1.71 billion	441,810	250,741
CTXS Citrix Systems	$103.90	0.08	40.12	$13.18 billion	0	1.85 million	Positive News
FRO Frontline	$10.93 +0.9%	0.10	35.26	$2.41 billion	2.57 million	3.92 million	Gap Down
GRVY Gravity	$46.82 -0.3%	0.10	6.48	$326.49 million	5,885	15,157	Short Interest ↑
ATHM Autohome	$28.76 -1.5%	0.11	15.72	$3.67 billion	357,775	466,009
QDEL QuidelOrtho	$71.48 -0.7%	0.12	3.03	$4.82 billion	783,496	675,689
HRL Hormel Foods	$45.44 -1.0%	0.12	24.83	$25.07 billion	1.56 million	1.71 million	Dividend Announcement
PBHC Pathfinder Bancorp	$20.34 -4.0%	0.13	9.12	$97.87 million	6,376	4,858	Dividend Announcement Short Interest ↑
OBT Orange County Bancorp	$38.50 -1.2%	0.13	11.46	$219.50 million	6,717	13,204	Positive News
WMK Weis Markets	$71.24 -1.8%	0.13	16.12	$1.95 billion	71,849	75,395
POWW AMMO	$2.93 -1.0%	0.14	14.65	$346.20 million	1.42 million	1.12 million	Positive News
HMNF HMN Financial	$22.40 +0.3%	0.14	10.57	$100.78 million	1,807	6,560	Short Interest ↑ Positive News
PFIS Peoples Financial Services	$46.84 -3.2%	0.16	7.59	$346.85 million	11,901	14,378	Positive News
CO Global Cord Blood	$2.99	0.16	4.67	$363.15 million	0	534,920	Analyst Upgrade Short Interest ↓
SWX Southwest Gas	$69.75 -2.3%	0.16	28.59	$4.77 billion	422,246	575,769	Short Interest ↑
CIA Citizens	$3.34 -0.3%	0.17	5.48	$169.20 million	108,295	43,990	High Trading Volume
MGYR Magyar Bancorp	$12.43 +0.2%	0.18	11.95	$88.01 million	1,957	13,177	Short Interest ↑
FUTU Futu	$37.29 +2.4%	0.18	18.83	$5.47 billion	1.51 million	1.69 million
CLX Clorox	$128.39 -3.6%	0.18	34.51	$16.40 billion	1.49 million	873,822
VLGEA Village Super Market	$19.33 +0.5%	0.19	11.93	$279.70 million	45,735	37,260	Positive News
VALU Value Line	$43.90 +0.2%	0.19	18.68	$414.86 million	3,266	5,158	News Coverage Gap Down
CELU Celularity	$2.31 +0.9%	0.20	11.00	$316.73 million	270,855	1.25 million	Short Interest ↑
SAFT Safety Insurance Group	$81.56 -0.9%	0.20	16.85	$1.21 billion	59,970	65,055	Short Interest ↓ News Coverage Positive News
HCSG Healthcare Services Group	$12.09 -0.3%	0.21	30.23	$898.28 million	946,960	612,625	Positive News
MPLN MultiPlan	$2.86 +0.4%	0.21	11.44	$1.82 billion	3.98 million	1.67 million	High Trading Volume
SWKH SWK	$17.00 -0.2%	0.21	17.53	$218.47 million	8,822	14,246	Positive News
NATH Nathan's Famous	$63.67 +0.2%	0.21	17.49	$259.30 million	2,727	7,322	Short Interest ↓ News Coverage
OVBC Ohio Valley Banc	$27.82 -1.1%	0.21	11.59	$134.23 million	1,771	14,024	Short Interest ↑ News Coverage Gap Up
SJM J. M. Smucker	$137.41 -1.1%	0.22	25.26	$14.81 billion	1.15 million	722,975	News Coverage
NTUS Natus Medical	$32.96	0.22	89.08	$1.14 billion	1,514	325,002	Analyst Report News Coverage
IGIC International General Insurance	$7.74 +4.2%	0.23	5.82	$366.34 million	53,709	16,222	Positive News High Trading Volume
ACNB ACNB	$30.04 -2.3%	0.23	9.66	$262.19 million	9,114	14,559	Short Interest ↓ News Coverage Positive News
PPIH Perma-Pipe International	$9.45 -0.2%	0.24	17.50	$75.79 million	3,175	5,592	Short Interest ↑
ATRI Atrion	$565.00	0.24	29.75	$1.01 billion	6,457	5,256	News Coverage Positive News
GURE Gulf Resources	$3.36 -0.9%	0.25	4.36	$35.50 million	2,724	8,638	Analyst Downgrade Short Interest ↓ News Coverage Gap Down
ARKO Arko	$9.39 +1.5%	0.25	16.19	$1.11 billion	339,204	363,350
ED Consolidated Edison	$85.76 -2.2%	0.25	18.77	$31.08 billion	3.12 million	1.41 million	High Trading Volume
MSVB Mid-Southern Bancorp	$13.40 -0.4%	0.25	20.62	$38.61 million	2,295	629	Short Interest ↑ High Trading Volume
AMSF AMERISAFE	$46.73 -0.5%	0.25	19.63	$905.77 million	81,811	64,486	Positive News
SCPL SciPlay	$11.76 +1.2%	0.26	15.89	$1.49 billion	459,738	183,826	Short Interest ↑ High Trading Volume
OPFI OppFi	$2.30 +12.2%	0.26	1.11	$224.86 million	164,100	135,713	News Coverage
GBLI Global Indemnity Group	$22.07 -1.3%	0.26	-31.53	$324.65 million	3,617	5,529	Dividend Announcement News Coverage
FCAP First Capital	$25.71 -2.6%	0.26	7.84	$89.03 million	4,491	2,393	Short Interest ↑ Gap Down
JBSS John B. Sanfilippo & Son	$75.73 -0.9%	0.26	14.23	$880.54 million	56,686	58,043	Analyst Upgrade News Coverage Positive News
BFC Bank First	$76.48 +0.5%	0.26	13.16	$567.75 million	14,462	17,896	Analyst Report News Coverage
UTMD Utah Medical Products	$85.31 -1.5%	0.26	19.57	$313.92 million	5,238	4,644
ACRX AcelRx Pharmaceuticals	$0.21	0.27	0.72	$31.23 million	597,509	1.73 million	Positive News
GCBC Greene County Bancorp	$57.27 -5.3%	0.27	17.41	$515.06 million	21,311	11,600	Positive News
VIVO Meridian Bioscience	$31.53 -1.2%	0.27	31.85	$1.40 billion	349,200	373,788	Positive News
CLBK Columbia Financial	$21.13 -0.9%	0.28	24.86	$2.36 billion	103,045	131,906	News Coverage
CMS CMS Energy	$58.24 -2.5%	0.28	12.80	$17.33 billion	3.71 million	1.64 million	High Trading Volume
UG United-Guardian	$11.36 -4.7%	0.28	14.20	$54.76 million	8,754	7,765	Analyst Report News Coverage
PRA ProAssurance	$19.51 +4.5%	0.28	27.10	$1.01 billion	540,923	348,385	News Coverage
WEC WEC Energy Group	$89.43 -2.6%	0.28	20.65	$28.96 billion	2.22 million	1.24 million	News Coverage
AAME Atlantic American	$2.86 -4.0%	0.29	26.00	$60.80 million	1,939	4,061	Short Interest ↓ News Coverage
QFIN 360 DigiTech	$12.82 +1.7%	0.29	2.62	$1.92 billion	436,150	642,171	Analyst Report Short Interest ↑ News Coverage
REGN Regeneron Pharmaceuticals	$688.87 -0.4%	0.29	13.75	$75.41 billion	800,892	973,986	Short Interest ↓
FLO Flowers Foods	$24.69 -1.6%	0.29	24.45	$5.32 billion	1.06 million	1.24 million	Short Interest ↓
AMN AMN Healthcare Services	$105.96 -0.5%	0.29	10.79	$4.61 billion	523,778	552,570
BGS B&G Foods	$16.49 -2.2%	0.29	27.95	$1.21 billion	1.22 million	1.05 million
NEM Newmont	$42.03 +0.6%	0.29	42.45	$33.14 billion	12.61 million	9.52 million	Short Interest ↑ Analyst Revision News Coverage
GNE Genie Energy	$9.35 -0.5%	0.29	3.13	$246.24 million	41,099	59,329	News Coverage
QIPT Quipt Home Medical	$4.17 +0.7%	0.30	69.51	$147.41 million	13,288	52,105	Positive News Gap Up
IMTX Immatics	$10.00 +2.7%	0.30	20.83	$612.73 million	223,807	279,730	Short Interest ↑
RPRX Royalty Pharma	$40.18 -0.4%	0.30	52.18	$24.49 billion	1.99 million	1.89 million	Insider Selling News Coverage
PLTK Playtika	$9.39 -3.0%	0.30	12.69	$3.99 billion	5.98 million	3.50 million
DQ Daqo New Energy	$53.08 +6.3%	0.30	2.54	$3.72 billion	1.67 million	1.37 million	Short Interest ↑
EPSN Epsilon Energy	$6.32 +1.0%	0.30	5.91	$143.83 million	40,067	100,290	Short Interest ↑ News Coverage Positive News
CZFS Citizens Financial Services	$70.20 +1.0%	0.30	10.10	$275.95 million	3,013	1,253	Short Interest ↑ Positive News High Trading Volume
AWR American States Water	$77.95 -2.2%	0.30	34.96	$2.95 billion	287,212	220,979	News Coverage
FCN FTI Consulting	$165.71 +0.4%	0.30	27.08	$5.70 billion	350,845	247,552
FREE Whole Earth Brands	$3.84 -4.2%	0.31	14.77	$168.31 million	287,578	309,099
GRFS Grifols	$6.16 +3.5%	0.31	4.92	$4.09 billion	3.06 million	1.28 million	Gap Up High Trading Volume
JCTCF Jewett-Cameron Trading	$5.30 -1.0%	0.31	9.14	$18.69 million	3,432	4,892	Short Interest ↑ News Coverage Positive News
GILD Gilead Sciences	$61.69 -2.2%	0.31	18.81	$79.05 billion	8.79 million	8.10 million
ESSA ESSA Bancorp	$19.39 -0.6%	0.31	10.48	$202.49 million	21,906	24,046	Short Interest ↑
KMB Kimberly-Clark	$112.54 -2.1%	0.31	21.27	$38.82 billion	2.29 million	1.48 million
PNW Pinnacle West Capital	$64.51 -2.6%	0.31	13.33	$7.49 billion	1.26 million	647,908
SR Spire	$62.33 -2.6%	0.31	15.90	$3.36 billion	366,070	243,816
FVCB FVCBankcorp	$19.17 -1.0%	0.32	11.69	$270.47 million	21,798	23,584	News Coverage Positive News
BMRN BioMarin Pharmaceutical	$84.77 -0.3%	0.32	326.05	$15.78 billion	1.44 million	912,510	Analyst Report News Coverage
KFFB Kentucky First Federal Bancorp	$7.20	0.32	37.90	$58.71 million	749	1,284	Short Interest ↑

What Are Low Beta Stocks

Many retail investors assume that you can’t predict the stock market. And since you can’t predict it, they assume that investing in stocks carries a certain amount of risk. Well, as it turns out, there is a way to assess the risk of a particular security: it’s called beta. Low beta stocks are those securities that carry the lowest amount of risk.

How to Use Low Beta Stocks to Minimize Risk and Increase Returns

• What Is the Beta of a Stock?
• How to Calculate Beta
• Low Beta Strategy
• How to Reduce Risk in Your Portfolio
• Is It Smart to Invest in Low Beta Stocks?

Beta is essentially a measure of a stock’s volatility. Risk level is one of the most important stats to analyze in terms of investing in stocks. A comparison of a stock’s risk factor to your own level of risk tolerance will help you know whether to buy, sell, or avoid a certain security. Beta is the number that will help you understand a stock’s level of risk and make those decisions.

What Is the Beta of a Stock?

In the simplest terms, beta is a tool that compares how volatile a stock is in comparison to the overall market. The stock market is the “control” and has a definitive benchmark beta of 1.0, while each individual security is the “variable,” with a beta that varies in terms of how much the stock moves around.

A stock that is more volatile than the market has a beta of more than 1.0, while a stock that is less volatile than the market has a beta of less than 1.0. If you’re a short-term trader riding the market waves and looking at stock market gainers, stock beta can let you know which securities might be the riskiest—then you can decide whether or not to get involved.

As you can see from this explanation, risky stocks are not the only ones that carry risk. Every one of the individual stocks can be viewed as a risky stock to some degree, even if the degree is negligible. Even in bull markets, when it seems like the sky’s the limit forever, it’s impossible for a stock to mirror the benchmark.

How to Calculate Beta

The beta of a stock is calculated using regression analysis. In short, regression analysis is all about comparing one stable variable with other changing variables. The formula for calculating a stock’s beta is simple in theory—beta is found by dividing covariance by variance.

Covariance represents how similar or dissimilar two numbers are in their movements—in this case, a stock is being compared to the market. Positive numbers indicate that their movement is similar. Negative numbers indicate that their movements are different.

Variance represents how much the “control” variable bounces around in comparison to its mean—its normal state. To keep it short and sweet, a stock’s beta is calculated with the intention of assessing how similar or divergent a stock’s movement is in comparison to the market—and thereby determining its volatility. Beta, in turn, can be worked into a complex equation to create a Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). This equation helps calculate the expected return of an asset, using its risk-free rate as a starting point (a hypothetical rate of return involving no risk).

Beyond beta, other formulas, such as the Sharpe Ratio—which uses standard deviation—can help investors determine how much additional yield they’ll get for every increase per unit of risk. Then there is tracking error, which helps investors understand how much performance has deviated from the intended benchmark.

As you can see, beta is the gateway stat for an in-depth, computational way of growing equity through leveraging statistical opportunities in the stock market. 

Low Beta Strategy

Low Beta Strategy focuses on investing in securities that have a low beta. These are stocks issued by companies in a sector like consumer goods, food, and utilities. This type of asset tends to avoid wild fluctuations because its line of business is both necessary and consistent. For example, utility companies exert a relative monopoly over their local region and face little competition in their sector.

Low Beta stocks are safer in terms of price when the market is down—they match the market, and don’t wildly plummet while the market is coasting. However, when the market is up, the same logic applies: these stocks gain less than some of their more volatile counterparts.

Some investment strategies actually involving investing in both low and high beta stocks simultaneously. Stocks with a higher beta—which can experience greater price fluctuations—can present opportunities for big gains through short-term trading of these volatility stocks. To offset potential losses, the investor will also buy into stocks with a lower beta and hold onto them for longer periods of time. This statistical arbitrage strategy is referred to as the bet against beta.

How to Reduce Risk in Your Portfolio

Unfortunately, beta is not a catchall indicator that can prevent losing your earnings to risky investments. While beta is a mathematical measure of how volatile a stock is in comparison to the market, it says nothing about other factors, like how a company operates, its debt, or current events that can affect its operations—such as its potential in regard to future earnings.

For example, a company in a stable industry like utilities can be poorly run, on the brink of bankruptcy, and facing a cataclysmic shutdown due to a recent energy-related event—but because it’s historically moved in close tandem with the overall market, it’s beta is low. Doesn’t sound like a good investment, does it?

One way to reduce risk in your portfolio is to diversify your investments. In terms of stocks, this can mean diversifying your portfolio through a range of companies and industries. However, if you want to truly minimize risk, the majority of your portfolio should be invested in stable, established, non-speculative securities, and preferably ones that pay good dividends or offer opportunities for growth.

One of the easiest ways to avoid risk is to invest in mutual funds or ETFs. This type of fund pools money from a number of investors. With a larger amount of money to play with, mutual fund managers can spread it out over a broader range of securities than each individual investor would be able to buy on their own. You can also diversify risk by investing in different types of asset classes. Between stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, and business ownership, there are a number of vehicles for producing cash flow. A capital asset like a paid-off rental property can even produce free cash flow, unencumbered by expenses (this is every investor’s golden egg).

If your money is diversified, when one of your investments takes a hit, you won’t have to lose all your eggs—you’ve placed them in different baskets. While much ink has been spilled about which type of asset can consistently outperform the others in terms of growth, everyone can agree that at different times one asset outperforms the others; they all carry a degree of historical volatility (even real estate). 

If you do want to pick out which stock comprises your portfolio, another strategy for reducing risk is to invest in established, stable companies—but these companies are stable beyond their beta score. Large blue-chip companies, like those you’ll find in Warren Buffet’s portfolio, have been around for decades. They are well run, well-financed, and have low amounts of debt. Beta says nothing about the degree of competence with which a company is run, although competently-run, long-standing companies usually do have a lower beta score.

Even if you’re trying to avoid too much risk, most financiers would agree that it’s okay to take a small percentage of your portfolio (financial experts such as Benjamin Graham have suggested no more than 5%) and look at cheap stocks to buy. These stocks might be riskier, but they can also provide good returns if they work out. If they don’t, your losses will be marginal.

Is It Smart to Invest in Low Beta Stocks?

While beta is used to analyze risk, it does have some shortcomings. As mentioned, beta is a comparative statistic that says nothing about how a company is run. It’s been described by analysts as a sort of rearview mirror, reflecting what’s behind, but not necessarily what’s ahead (which, by contrast, is very impacted by the degree of managerial competence and current events).

That said, beta can be a good tool for short-game investors looking to minimize risk. For long-term investors, it’s not necessarily that useful.

Moreover, beta is a number that says nothing about a stock’s price movement in terms of whether it’s going up or down. All beta tells you is a stock’s volatility relative to the market. This is especially problematic in light of the fact that investors, especially short-term traders, make their moves based on stock prices. However, in conjunction with other stats that give a more complete picture of a stock and its performance, beta can be a useful tool for assessing a security’s level of risk—for short term investors. Long-term investors will want to get a more complete picture of a company, how it’s run, and its level of debt before making an investment.

Investors should not just look at a stock’s beta, but also examine their own level of risk tolerance. Younger investors building a retirement portfolio can afford to take on more risks. After all, they have decades of investment ahead of them. Older investors nearing retirement want to avoid risk and do what they can to stabilize their portfolio as much as possible since it will become a source of income.

There are many strategies for investing in stocks, and they all depend on the investor's preferred mode of gain. A dividend investing strategy can turn rivulets of pennies into a mighty dividend stream, which is great for investors who want passive income. Day trading is great for investors who are skilled enough to leverage swings in the most volatile stocks at the drop of a hat. Other investors might find themselves somewhere between the long game and the short game, figuring out the best growth stocks to scoop up and sell at a profit weeks or months later.

Institutional investors may make a beta calculation as part of their equity and growth strategy, but it’s not the only tool they leverage for assessing how to respond to systematic risk. They do an in-depth micro and macro analysis of stats like market capitalization and general market volatility. Investors also perform fundamental and financial analysis of a company to consider future growth and dividend yield.

Low Beta Stocks

Beta tells you how risky a stock is by comparing its activity to that of the market. It’s important to combine financial signifiers like beta and even professional analyst ratings with fundamental analysis of a company. Alternatively, you can turn over investment decisions to a money manager.

Assessing the balance between risk and reward as it relates to financial gain is the bread and butter of short-term trading. But if short-term trading is not for you, you may consider other strategies such as searching for dividend-paying stocks, the snowballing equity of which can be rolled back into more dividend stocks. Retail investors can also piggyback invest by mimicking the portfolio of established investors with a track record of success. These strategies can be a much easier way for the average investor to increase their stock market earnings than attempting to leverage stock market beta. However, if you are looking to leverage short positions through day trading or similarly short-term asset growth, beta can be a useful tool for determining the risk of a particular security.

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