FSELX: Original vs. Halal-Filtered

Compare the performance and holdings of Fidelity Select Portfolios: Semiconductors Portfolio with its Shariah-compliant counterpart

Requires Filtering for Shariah Compliance

1.68%of this fund's holdings are not Shariah-compliant and would be filtered out.

Fund Details

Fund NameFidelity Select Portfolios: Semiconductors Portfolio
Fund TypeMutual Fund
Inception DateJuly 29, 1985
Investment SegmentScience & Tech
Expense Ratio0.72%
Total NAV$5,834,000,000.00

About FSELX

FSELX was founded on 1985-07-29 and is currently managed by {managers}. The Fund's investment strategy focuses on Science & Tech with 0.72% total expense ratio. The minimum amount to invest in Fidelity Select Portfolios: Semiconductors Portfolio is $0 on a standard taxable account. Fidelity Select Portfolios: Semiconductors Portfolio seeks capital appreciation by investing primarily in companies engaged in the design, manufacture, or sale of electronic components (semiconductors, connectors, printed circuit boards and other components); equipment vendors, component distributors and vendors of instruments and electronic systems.

Original FSELX Holdings

31 holdings

Retrieved Jul 31, 2026

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NVDA
NVDA logo
NVIDIA
24.6%
AVGO
AVGO logo
Broadcom
15.9%
MRVL
MRVL logo
Marvell Technology G...
6.5%
MPWR
MPWR logo
Monolithic Power Sys...
5.9%
ASML
ASML logo
ASML Holding N V New...
5.9%
1 - 5 of 31 holdings

Halal-Filtered FSELX Holdings

27 holdings

Includes just the 27 compliant holdings

IconStockPercent
NVDA
NVDA logo
NVIDIA
25.9%
AVGO
AVGO logo
Broadcom
16.7%
MRVL
MRVL logo
Marvell Technology G...
6.8%
MPWR
MPWR logo
Monolithic Power Sys...
6.2%
ASML
ASML logo
ASML Holding N V New...
6.2%
1 - 5 of 27 compliant holdings

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