u/spacklock

When I plug it in, it’ll charge but eventually comes out if the phone vibrates or is moved or even if I just pick it up.

Searched online and what keeps coming up is to clean the inside of the port. Well, I’ve tried that multiple times and even bought special small brushes on Amazon to clean it more thoroughly and nothing.

Has anyone had the same problem and fixed it?
Can this be fixed or do I need a phone replacement?

Been using magnetic charger.

iOS 26.5 if that matters.

Got in GDC at the top without realizing and I’m negative there. Seen a couple redditors post about GPUS, anyone know anything about that?

My boy ate some wood and I don’t know how big the piece was so I want to get him checked out, he is acting fine so I don’t think it’s an emergency? But I don’t know how fast an impact can happen and start to affect him.

I’m honestly fine driving to any area, but I live on the east side

When I try to sell my calls or puts they end up getting canceled? Does it not let you sell at certain times for any reason? What am I doing wrong?

The first time I bought a call and tried to sell it as it was declining it was processing til the end of the day then got canceled so I figured it was because it lost more money after I tried to sell it as it was processing.

The other day I tried again and tried to sell a put that was sitting at $1 profit for a few hours and a minute later I got the notification that it was cancelled.

Am I doing something wrong?

New to options and I have no clue where to start looking for companies/stock/etc to research.

Reddit sub threads are great and all, but I feel like by the time something is being discussed the market already moved so calls/puts become super expensive

What websites/news sources/trackers/other tools does everyone use for research and staying up to date?

Do I just have to pay attention to the news more?

Thank you!

Email reads:

“Thank you for submitting a request to open a new Fidelity account. We are unable to complete your request at this time.
Fidelity does not permit accounts for individuals or entities found to be engaged in business activities that are prohibited under federal law, including those whose activities are regulated, licensed, or approved at the state or local level, such as business related to marijuana (cannabis).”

Are there brokerages where that doesn’t matter, or do they all operate the same?

Will I not be able to open an IRA until I have a different job?

Wanted to max out a Roth IRA for this year. Guess I’ll just put it all into my HYSA for now.

Any advice on other ways I can invest in retirement would be greatly appreciated!

Is this a good position to take? Was going to do FXAIX as well, but learned it's basically the same as FZROX. Should I do 60/30 and 10% on something else? I've been recommended to do either 10% of FSELX or FZIPX. Thoughts?

First time investing and just want some honest advice/feedback.

Account is through Fidelity.

Did some research that narrowed me down to 7 options, now I just want some opinions from y’all on these funds and opinions on how to split them?

FXAIX (Fidelity 500 Index Fund)
FDEWX (Fidelity Freedom Index 2055 Fund)
FSELX (Fidelity Select Semiconductors Portfolio)
FZROX (Fidelity ZERO Total Market Index Fund)
FZILX (Fidelity ZERO International Index Fund)
FXNAX (Fidelity US Bond Index Fund)
VT (Vanguard Total World Stock Index Fund ETF)

Options I’m considering:
- 100% FXAIX
- 100% FDEWX
- 50% FXAIX 50% FDEWX
- 50% FXAIX 50% FSELX
- 33% FXAIX 33% FDEXW 33% FSELX
- 70% FZROX 30% FZILX

Or I’ve also read that a three fund portfolio is good
- 60% FXROX 30% FZILX 10% FXNAX

Any feedback, opinions, or recommendations would be highly appreciated 🙏

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If I transfer $1,000 from my Chase account, but also set up direct deposit to SoFi savings, will I still get the 3.30% APY on the $1,000? Or do I only get the 3.30% APY from direct deposit contributions?

If so, what’s the APY on the savings for money I transfer from my main bank account? If there is any

I want to put in an initial $1k, but then set up direct deposit up to send $100 every check to the savings account.

Looking to open a HYSA account with SoFi. Can I just transfer money into the account from my main bank account to get the 3.30% APY or do I need to get direct deposit to the savings account to be eligible for the 3.30% APY?