Low Volatility Quality
Beta < 0.8, ROE > 12%, profitable, pays dividend.
Stocks that move less than the market have historically earned returns close to riskier stocks with smaller drawdowns, which researchers call the low-volatility anomaly. This screen pairs a beta under 0.8 with a 12%+ return on equity, solid margins and a dividend.
Low-volatility stocks trade a bit like bonds and tend to fall when interest rates rise.