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• Introduction to the thinkorswim® Desktop Platform | Charles Schwab

  Welcome to thinkorswim®. In this video we'll provide a high-level tour of the most commonly used features of the thinkorswim trading platform.

• Fundamental Analysis Basics | Charles Schwab

  Fundamental analysis can help traders know when to buy or sell. Learn how the Company Profile tool on thinkorswim® can help drill down fundamental analysis.

• Repeat After Me: With Guests Jennifer LeMesurier & Tali Sharot | Charles Schwab

  Why is it that when we see the same statement multiple times, we are more likely to believe it's true?

• Types of Employee Benefits | Charles Schwab

  Learn about different types of employee benefits (including health insurance, retirement plans, and disability insurance) and why they matter.

• A Moving Average: Simple vs. Exponential | Charles Schwab

  A moving average is a popular technical analysis study among traders. Learn how simple and exponential moving averages work.

• Investors Riding the Waves in Unsteady Bond Market | Charles Schwab

  Fast-paced policy changes out of Washington are roiling the bond market, leading fixed income investors to wrestle with whether they should buy, hold, or sell.

• International | Charles Schwab

  Stay up to date on commentary related specifically to international markets.

• Rate Cuts Begin, but It's the Message That Matters | Charles Schwab

  As the Fed begins cutting rates, it's important for investors to understand what data the Fed is watching and how that might be a guide to the pace and timing of future actions.

• Edgy Investors Waiting to See How Policies Unfold | Charles Schwab

  Investors and markets are anxious to see when and how the new Congress will implement the massive Republican policy agenda. But the details matter, and the answers will take time.

• Washington: What to Watch Now | Charles Schwab

  Schwab's point of view on political and regulatory issues before Congress and elsewhere in Washington, D.C. that could potentially affect investors.