Crist (@savvy_investor_60) on getquin

1Yr·

Hey, what do you guys actually think about Islamic ETFs?

I often read here that some ETFs are highly recommended, but never to the Islamic ETFs.

If I would invest in ETFs, then one of those: $ISUS (+2.57%)
$ISWD (+1.7%) and $ISDE (+1.06%) , simply for religious reasons.

I think very few, even none at all is invested there, because there are simply also better ETFs, or growth starchers.

What is your opinion about these Islamic ETFs?

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DerDanner@Therapeut

1Yr

Other than for religious reasons, I see no reason to buy these ETF's....

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Paketknecht@Paketknecht

1Yr

What strikes me is that the financial sector is completely absent and the ETFs are even more IT-heavy than the conventional indices, Microsoft in $ISWD with 15% weighting, in $ISUS almost 23%, which is extreme for such ETfs.

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Ecoinvestment@Ecoinvestment

11Mon

It is a good thing for devout Muslims to be introduced to investing.

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HorseWithNoName 🐴@Plossi

1Yr

I don't think anything of it. 🐴

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Staatsmann@Staatsmann

1Yr

I find the concept behind it interesting and more intelligent than ESG stuff. Still, I tend to invest more in normal ETFs as they have better performance. Info on the topic probably has @halal_investieren

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Sandy the Squirrel@Esperanza

1Yr

Are not the interest forbidden in Islam that one may not get there even daily money account interest or am I wrong?

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Eugene H.@RealMrKrabs

1Yr

Is there actually anything where Allah and Mohammed have nothing to say? 🙄 Did not even know that there is such a thing.

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InvestmentIgel@DerIgel

11Mon

As an avowed atheist and capitalist, a no go for me.

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Okulaja@Okulaja

11Mon

I am invested in msci World islamic etf and as some claim here it has nothing to do with religion but there is not invested in gambling porn tobacco industry. I find great and am satisfied.

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Pat1996@Pat1996

11Mon

Actually, one should not invest in almost any company, because probably all of them pay interest for loans or hold bonds. Thus, with 100% consistency, the only thing left to do would be to invest in real assets and real estate with equity.

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