u/Low_Hospital_128

Assalamu alaykum

I am curious, are there some sort of alternatives to savings accounts, especially in Fidelity? I use Fidelity to invest into shari'a compliant stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. But I would like to have some extra cash always available, just in case I wanna quickly buy something during a dip. That cash, if sat too long, gains interest, which I then have to clean up through sadaqa. So, I was curious if there is some alternative to that cash savings account I can quickly put money in/out?

Hi all.

My wife has pussy soreness after sex practically every time. We don't know why, she says it could be because of Mirena IUD. We use lube, and I make sure to finish her with clitoris stimulation before we have sex.

For additional context, we have been married for more than 2 years. Both with conservative views and upbringing and monogamous, although I would say I am much more kinky, while she was very shy and sexually "unaware" the first year. We had some issues, but it went better, and I taught her many things. First year of marriage, main problem was just her not enjoying sex much, not enjoying orgasm much or just not being able to achieve it. It all changed after she gave birth over a year ago, it's like she became better. She now wants "hard pounding" and stuff, clitoris stimulation, and recently even started doing oral. After birth, she got Mirena IUD installed.

It mostly seems to be good, except one part, which is pussy soreness? We are not sure if it's just chaffing, or if it's cause of IUD, idk. I don't have a big penis (4.5 inch long), and we use lube. The penetrative sex usually lasts about 10-20 mins in different poses. Switching poses sometimes helps if she suddenly feels pain during sex.

We have an appointment with a Gynecologist, but it's not until weeks later, and usually they just say "drink water, use lube" etc. I was just curious if it's normal, if maybe we should look for something specific.

I want to know what are some good courses, lessons, books, videos on doing stock analysis, primarily fundamental analysis. With examples of real stocks and companies. So I can learn and start doing that myself when picking undervalued blue chip stocks or sometimes even penny stocks. Not really day trading, but more like deep analysis of stock for a longer term of investment (a year or more).

And what tools I should use? I have Fidelity, and I already have invested in 401K, espp, HSA, with some S&P-like ETFs/mutual funds and some tech stocks, but I want to use some spare money on riskier but researched opportunities. Also, I am not interested in bonds or options (as a Muslim, I try to keep my portfolio shariah compliant, it's a separate topic which I already more or less good with).

What about AI, how can AI play a part in all of this? And and which AI tool exactly would help?

Thank you all in advance