How Rich Muslims Actually Invest

[@mohammedbinhamza7612]

Can you share the link of the spreadsheet?

[@IFGuru]

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1op-8z0uiU99_adxPaYhP3nvFe-m0YyTW/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=104363338900009061099&rtpof=true&sd=true

[@mohammedbinhamza7612]

@@IFGuru JazakAllah. Really useful video for beginners like me.

[@ImmortalGamer-e9e]

Do you also help people invest from middle east or india?

[@Qari256]

What do you mean by fixed income?

[@Thepackman1997]

Unfortunately, this is less honest advice than it is an advertisement for his funds.

[@noormohamed11]

Please avoid music brother

[@ame2865]

Why don't you offer stocks and ETFs and are your investments available for a French citizen living in France ?

[@theancientsancients1769]

You no longer care about average Muslims investment options and boast about the 1 percent. Your investment programs are pricey for most Muslims

[@ammaramalik6157]

I agree

[@maniac3173]

Most muslims? Not sure how you determined that... May be for those on universal credit but I regard myself as the average muslim financially. The single earner of a household of five with a modest annual income of under £48,000. The options on Cur8 are not pricey, just requires genuine financial considerations and commitment. I told the missus to reduce her spending by 15% and I committed to reducing my own spending by 25% and we are comfortably investing in Cur8's options.

[@user-we1sv5ud3h]

​@@Abdulrahman-rq5ooits not befitting to insult a fellow Muslim, if you are going to make a point then make it with akhlaq, may Allah grant us good character

[@Never_ever_forget]

​@@Abdulrahman-rq5oowhy are so rude??! People eh!

[@native5647]

​@Abdulrahman-rq5oo what's his job then ?

[@mostinho7]

How can we invest in venture cap funds that are halal

[@IFGuru]

Cur8.capital

[@CertAcc]

Asalaam aleikum! Can you start investing with a 100 pounds?

[@hussainthebane]

Still don't get how your VC and PE funds get so much return? 20 and 17% are ridiculously high, and this means to me it likely has significant downside potential too.

[@IFGuru]

Yes these funds are definitely more aggressive with higher risk. VC more than PE. The returns aren't "ridiculously high" though. Pretty much what a typical vc/pe fund would make.

[@hussainthebane]

@@IFGuru But if these returns are so normal why do traditional investors not utilise VC/PE instead of standard ETFs expecting ~10% nominal returns per year? Do a lot of VCs just not meet their expected returns of 20%?

[@mohammedtharik3957]

Assalaamulaikum brother! Could you please explain what you mean by fixed income ? Because in India , Fixed Income means Fixed deposit ,bonds ,NPS, PPF which all involve in riba . Jazakallah khair!

[@mohammedatif7764]

I see others have also commented about this, isn't that the cash savings account not halal?

[@Alam.]

Kindly explain the fixed income instruments.

[@AbdulAziz-mb6ev]

Assalamulaikum, is there something for brothers like me living in India?

[@mturzo]

Fixed income is not halal

[@warriorspirit6083]

12% returns are a joke, I can make better returns investing in us stocks.

[@IFGuru]

Sure - and if you want to take a concentrated position on vc, pe or property development you can achieve higher too. But the point that should hopefully be clear here is that the HNW typically look to diversify to manage risk (even if it brings return down). Of course you're welcome to go more aggressive. That can be right for some folks.

[@native5647]

You did nothing special almost everybody made more then 20% a year in last 2 years in US stock market

[@theancientsancients1769]

@@native5647 This halal investment not Wall Street haram investment

[@jaysid8254]

Investor is investor .. dont use religion to s(@m people...