Think you can beat the market?
You’re not alone. It’s human nature to want to win at everything.
But is it even possible to outperform the market? Is there any evidence to suggest that the markets can be beaten?
The debate between active and passive investing has been raging for decades. We’re not going to resolve it here. But we are going to present you with the key arguments on both sides — so you can draw your own conclusions.
Listen here…
Show Notes
- The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns
- Resisting The Temptation To ‘Win’ When Investing
- Active Versus Passive Investing: Are These Really The Only Two Options?
- Exchange-Traded Funds: Active Vs. Passive Investing
- Passive investing is profitable, but there’s a time to get active
- Active vs Passive Investing
Can you explain how a Muslim can get into passive investments without investing in haram businesses?
There are Shariah Compliant index ETFs traded on the London Stock Exchange in the UK. You should be able to find them with a quick Googling. However, we cannot comment on the advisability of this or any investment.
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