FSMEX: Original vs. Halal-Filtered

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

Requires Filtering for Shariah Compliance

4.39%of this fund's holdings are not Shariah-compliant and would be filtered out.

Fund Details

Fund NameFidelity Select Portfolios: Medical Technology and Devices Portfolio
Fund TypeMutual Fund
Inception DateApril 28, 1998
Investment SegmentHealth/Biotech
Expense Ratio0.71%
Total NAV$8,656,000,000.00

About FSMEX

FSMEX was founded on 1998-04-28. The Fund's investment strategy focuses on Health/Biotech with 0.71% total expense ratio. The minimum amount to invest in Fidelity Select Portfolios: Medical Technology and Devices Portfolio is $0 on a standard taxable account. Fidelity Select Portfolios: Medical Technology and Devices Portfolio seeks capital appreciation. FSMEX invests at least 80% of assets in securities of companies principally engaged in research, development, manufacture, distribution, supply, or sale of medical equipment and devices and related technologies, and companies providing IT services primarily to health care providers.

Original FSMEX Holdings

36 holdings

Retrieved Jul 31, 2026

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TMO
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Thermo Fisher Scient...
17.4%
DHR
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Danaher
14.6%
ISRG
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Intuitive Surgical
5.7%
BSX
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Boston Scientific
4.5%
WAT
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Waters
4.0%
1 - 5 of 36 holdings

Halal-Filtered FSMEX Holdings

31 holdings

Includes just the 31 compliant holdings

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TMO
TMO logo
Thermo Fisher Scient...
19.1%
DHR
DHR logo
Danaher
16.0%
ISRG
ISRG logo
Intuitive Surgical
6.2%
BSX
BSX logo
Boston Scientific
4.9%
WAT
WAT logo
Waters
4.4%
1 - 5 of 31 compliant holdings

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