Low-Volatility Stocks Provide Relief — Look at ADM & TSN!

Want to weather the market storm? Look at low-volatility stocks. [Turn Your Images On] Stock Power Ratings [Low-Volatility Stocks Provide Relief — Look at ADM & TSN!]( [Turn Your Images On] [Adam O'Dell, Chief Investment Strategist]( Bear markets don’t provide a lot of places to hide. That said, defensive low-volatility stocks can hold their own. In some cases, these companies make their investors money while the rest of the market melts down. Volatility is one of the six factors that drive my Stock Power Ratings system. All else equal, I prefer less volatile stocks. At a minimum, I need to know that the volatility is “worth it” based on my expected returns. Low-volatility stocks haven’t escaped the turbulence this year, but as a whole they’ve managed to avoid major losses. Let’s see how stocks within a top low-volatility exchange-traded fund (ETF) stack up using my proprietary system. [Click here to read on.]( Suggested Stories: [Can’t Buy? Rent! 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