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• Investor Profile Questionnaire | Charles Schwab

  Your investing strategy should reflect the kind of investor you are—your personal investor profile.

• LEAPS Call Options: Stock Alternative? | Charles Schwab

  LEAPS, or long-term equity anticipation securities, are options with expirations longer than nine months. LEAPS calls can be traded as a leveraged stock alternative strategy.

• Calculate the Sharpe Ratio to Gauge Risk | Charles Schwab

  Learn how to calculate the Sharpe ratio to gauge risk, compare investments, and make informed decisions based on risk-adjusted returns in your portfolio.

• Trading Options on Spot Bitcoin ETFs | Charles Schwab

  Options trading on bitcoin ETFs opens up new trading possibilities for traders interested in cryptocurrencies.

• A Straddle Option vs. a Strangle Option | Charles Schwab

  A straddle option and strangle option are strategies for advanced traders to get volaility exposure. Learn more about how they work.

• Are Behavioral Biases Costing You Money? | Charles Schwab

  When it comes to money, sometimes it's difficult to make rational decisions. Discover how behavioral biases could be impeding your financial goals.

• Stay the Course When Markets Turn Turbulent | Charles Schwab

  Having a long-term strategic asset allocation plan and sticking to that plan through periods of market volatility are among the keys to long-term investment success.

• Trustee vs. Beneficiary: 3 Ways to Reduce Conflict | Charles Schwab

  Conflicts between beneficiaries and trustees could lead to a legal battle. Learn three ways to help keep the peace when setting up a trust.

• What Happens to My Equity Award If I Quit? | Charles Schwab | Charles Schwab

  Wondering what will happen to your equity compensation if you leave your company? Learn what happens to vested and unvested equity if you quit or are fired.

• How a Risk Reversal Options Strategy Works | Charles Schwab

  Having a risk reversal options strategy provides downside protection to the level of the purchased put option but limits the upside potential of a long stock position to the strike of the short call option. Here's how this strategy works.