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		<title>(WYNN) Investing in Sin Stocks: How to Oppose Radical Islam in Your Portfolio</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Alexander Green, Advisory Panelist Last month the first ETF adhering to strict Islamic beliefs, Dow Jones Islamic Market International (NYSE: JVS), began trading. Following Shariah law, the index excludes anything close to investing in “sin stocks” or firms that produce or market alcohol, tobacco, gambling, weapons, or pornography. Investors are further assured that the stocks held in the index have nothing to do with borrowing or lending, women’s fashions, cosmetics, modern cinema, popular music, or pork. Personally, I wouldn’t touch this fund with a barge pole. It is virtually guaranteed to earn sub-par returns. Here’s why… Investing in Sin Stocks vs. Socially Responsible Stocks If you were given the choice six years ago between investing in the environmentally and socially responsible Sierra Club Stock Fund (Nasdaq: SCFSX) or investing ]]></description>
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