Charles Schwab

Charles Schwab Investments
Charles Schwab Corporation is one of the largest discount brokers in America. Incorporated in 1973, Schwab has grown to serve over 8.8 million accounts with $1.95 trillion in assets. Schwab has since become a leading institution for retirement and investing. The corporation also manages several ETFs (listed below) and other funds.

Charles Schwab Managed ETFs

  • Schwab Large-Cap ETF (SCHX
  • Schwab Mid-Cap ETF (SCHM
  • Schwab Small-Cap ETF (SCHA
  • Schwab International Equity ETF (SCHF
  • Schwab US Aggregate Bond ETF (SCHZ

4 Best Schwab ETFs to Buy Now

By Barbara Friedberg, InvestorPlace Contributor
The best Schwab ETFs to buy now offer a chance to beat the market going forward while retaining a value bent.

Vanguard Enters the ‘Robo-Advisor’ Arena

By Dan Wiener
Vanguard's Personal Advisor Services its essentially an entry in the "robo-advisor" field. The service will appeal to those with small savings who want basic advice and little human contact.

Schwab’s Robo-Advisor Not a Game Changer

By Kenneth Fick, InvestorPlace Contributor
Schwab's performance is priced into stock and its new Intelligent Portfolios™ will not have a significant effect on next year's earnings.

5 Schwab ETFs – Premium Products, or Generic Also-Rans?

By Kent Thune, InvestorPlace Contributor
Should you consider buying Schwab ETFs? How do their offerings match up against some of the more established ETF shops?

ETFC, AMTD: ETrade, TD Ameritrade Stock Tank on ‘Rigged Market’ Fallout

By Christopher Freeburn, InvestorPlace Writer
After Charles Schwab posted a message on its website criticizing high-frequency trading, online brokerage stocks fell sharply.

5 Easy Ways to Squander Your Retirement Nest Egg in 2014

By Traders Reserve
It's hard enough saving for retirement, but it's even harder when you make mistakes along the way. Avoid these 5 pitfalls in the coming year, and sleep easier..

Trade of the Day: The Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW)

By John Jagerson and Wade Hansen
there is a group that does very well when rates rise: brokers and exchanges.

3 Top Retail Broker Stocks: Buy, Sell or Hold?

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade and E*Trade are crushing the market for the year-to-date, but the easy money might have already been made.

Brokerage Firm Stocks: Just Getting Started

By James Brumley, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
Brokerage firms have been demolishing market returns this year, and if investors stay bullish about the economy, there's still plenty more money to be made.

5 Rules Every ETF Investor Should Follow

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management
ETF investing offers a great number of advantages for investors. Use these five rules to make the most of the investment opportunity.

Q2 Outlook: Get Ready for the Spring Selloff

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
The U.S. economy might look to be in pretty good shape, but since 2010, it's been best to get out of the stock market at the beginning of the second quarter.

Invest the Buffett Way: Buy Common AND Preferred Shares

By Will Ashworth, InvestorPlace Contributor
Berkshire Hathaway's Heinz deal is a reminder of why sometimes it's good to invest in both common and preferred shares.

Can Brokerage Stocks’ Big Move Continue?

By Daniel Putnam, InvestorPlace Contributor
The brokerage stocks have delivered gains north of 20% in the past two months, but it's time to take some profits.

The ‘Secret’ Behind Vanguard’s Record Year: Get Low!

By Dan Wiener and Jeff DeMaso
Vanguard continues to attract investors -- and their money -- by cutting costs to remain competitive in the mutual fund “price wars."

Stocks Rise on Good Economic News — Monday’s IP Market Recap

By Alyssa Oursler, InvestorPlace Contributor
Better-than-expected retail sales and good news out of China helped move equities higher, erasing some of the losses from last week's dismal performance.

Trading Volume May Be Low, But Who Cares?

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange is near a five-year low, but for mom-and-pop investors it doesn't really matter. Here's why.

Retail Results Spoil the Day — Monday’s IP Market Recap

By Marc Bastow, InvestorPlace Assistant Editor
A disappointing retail report and mixed results for Citigroup's second quarter weighed on markets Monday, though M&A news sparked life into pharma.

3 Deadbeat CEOs — and 3 Worth Every Penny

By Alyssa Oursler, InvestorPlace Contributor
A recent report ranked chief executives by looking at shareholder return and incentive pay -- and the outcome didn't always look so good for the big guys at the top.

My Favorite Sector for Summer: Bonds

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
If you're looking for profitable trading ideas this summer, you might forget about stocks altogether and consider bonds.
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