The S&P 500 is split into 11 industry groups called GICS sectors (Tech, Health Care, Energy, etc.). Each tile below tracks one sector via its SPDR ETF (e.g. XLK = Technology). Green tiles are up year-to-date; red tiles are down. The deeper the colour, the bigger the move. Tap any tile to see its top holdings, market-cap mix, and 52-week price range. Use the Sort buttons to rank by performance, weight in the index, valuation (P/E), or income (dividend yield).

Each stock passes 7 filters first: Shariah-compliant (S&P Shariah methodology — business & financial screens), ≥30% off 52-week high, positive consensus analyst target, Quality Score ≥50, no earnings announcement in the next 7 days, not in the bottom 20% of its 52-week range (no falling knives), and purification ratio <3%. Survivors are then scored 0-100 on:

• Discount (30%) — how far below 52-week high
• Analyst Upside (25%) — consensus 12-mo price target
• Quality (25%) — ROE + low debt + revenue growth + margin
• Dividend Yield (10%) — cash returned to shareholders
• Shariah Purity (10%) — lower purification = higher score

If fewer than 5 names pass, we widen the discount filter to ≥25% automatically and flag those picks as Extended Reach.

Each tile groups Shariah-compliant stocks in one GICS sector — companies that pass both the business screen (no alcohol, tobacco, conventional banking, insurance, gambling, adult media, or weapons) and the financial screens (interest-bearing debt < 33% of market cap, interest income < 5% of revenue, receivables < 49%). From that universe we filter to names trading more than 30% below their 52-week high with a positive consensus analyst price target. The deeper the green on a tile, the larger the average discount inside it. Tap any tile to see the specific tickers, discount, fair-value target, and expected upside. This is a screen, not advice — always do your own tahqeeq before investing.