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• Planning & Retirement | Charles Schwab

  Prepare for financial milestones and events

• Trading a Smaller Account | 1-27-25 | Charles Schwab

  We demonstrated how to calculate the net gain & the return on risk on a short put vertical example trade that had hit the exit target that had been set when the trade was placed.

• Sector ETFs | Charles Schwab

  Are you new to sector ETFs or want to learn which sectors you should be investing in? Let Schwab experts explain the various sector ETFs to help you determine what can work with your investing style.

• 4 Borrowing Strategies to Consider for Big Expenses | Charles Schwab

  Using debt strategically, and wisely, can help you achieve important financial goals or cover an unexpected expense. Learn about four loan types.

• What are Stock Sectors? 11 Stock Market Sectors Explained | Charles Schwab | Charles Schwab

  What are stock sectors? Learn about the 11 stock market sectors developed by the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) and how to consider using them.

• Robert Chiocca | Financial Consultant in PA | Charles Schwab

  Robert Chiocca is a Financial Consultant at Charles Schwab serving Cranberry Township, PA. Request an appointment or contact us today to speak with a financial consultant.

• Trading Options During Earnings Season | Charles Schwab

  Trading a stock around earnings day can be difficult because of volatility risk. Learn more about the perils of trading during earnings season.

• Shorting Stocks in Your Investment Strategy | Charles Schwab

  Short selling aims to provide protection or profit during a stock market downturn, but it can be risky and requires a margin account. Learn the mechanics of shorting a stock.

• Meet the Options Greeks | Charles Schwab

  Meet some of the most important greeks—delta, gamma, theta, vega, and rho—and see how they can be used in your options trading.

• Trading Futures vs. Stocks | Charles Schwab

  Stocks and futures both trade on exchanges, but that's where the similarities end. Futures contracts expire on a set date and can be traded using much more leverage.