Minimum Volatility Definition

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Also known as low volatility ETFs, Minimum Volatility ETFs represent a strategic approach within the ETF landscape, focusing on constructing portfolios with reduced price volatility compared to the broader market. These ETFs deploy various strategies, such as optimizing stock selection or incorporating low-volatility factors, to achieve the objective of minimizing overall portfolio volatility. Investors gravitate towards Minimum Volatility ETFs for their potential to offer a more stable investment experience, particularly during market downturns. By prioritizing lower-risk assets, these ETFs aim to provide investors with a smoother ride through market fluctuations, aligning with risk-averse investment preferences.

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