I like to own stocks with low volatility, because they present fewer occasions to react emotionally to price changes, especially price drops that can induce a sense of fear. (dailytradealert.com)
Simply find the 100 stocks with the lowest volatility over the last 12 months and buy them. (begintoinvest.com)
The low, or minimum volatility, factor loads up on stocks with low volatility. (blackrockblog.com)