"Low beta" refers to a stock or investment that tends to have smaller fluctuations or movements compared to the overall market. It means the investment is less volatile and can be seen as a more stable or conservative option. Full definition
A portfolio filled with stocks that have beta values greater than 1.0 will likely whip up and down much more than a portfolio filled with low beta stocks. (simplysafedividends.com)
If you're not very risk adverse you can invest in funds with low beta for a little more safety. (thecollegeinvestor.com)
The sequential combination of low beta and intrinsic value appears to have added value. (indexologyblog.com)