3 Low-Volatility Stocks to Avoid
Update: 2026-01-07
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Low-volatility stocks like Masco, Butterfield Bank, and Northwest Bancshares may not be the best investment choices due to disappointing growth and eroding returns. Masco, a home products manufacturer, has a beta of 0.92, slow organic revenue growth, and expected sales growth of just 2% next year. Butterfield Bank, founded in 1784, has a beta of 0.58, muted revenue growth, and a forecasted drop in net interest income. Northwest Bancshares, with a beta of 0.68, has slow growth in net interest income, slower earnings per share growth than revenue, and tangible book value per share growth lagging peers. Consider high-quality stocks with strong momentum for better returns. Checkout Solipillow.com
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