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• How Traders Can Apply Margin | Charles Schwab

  There are several ways traders can use margin in their trading. Factors for how a trader uses margin include a trader's objectives, risk tolerance, and the products they trade.

• How Can You Think Like a Fund Manager? | Charles Schwab

  What lessons about portfolio management can we learn from two different types of fund managers?

• Securities-Based Line of Credit: What to Consider | Charles Schwab

  A securities-based line of credit (SBLOC) can be a cost-effective, tax-efficient way to cover short-term borrowing needs. Explore potential benefits & risks.

• Buying, Renting, and Selling a Second Home | Charles Schwab

  A second home is a substantial investment that lives by different rules than your primary residence. Review your options and potential tax consequences.

• Choosing Technical Indicators for Stock Trading | Charles Schwab

  Learn how to use technical indicators to build your own stock trading strategy.

• A Primer on Selling Options | Charles Schwab

  Selling options can be risky. Learn the basics of shorting options, including how to sell put options, what a short call option is, and more.

• Corporate Governance: Who Directs Public Companies | Charles Schwab

  Corporate governance involves three main groups: shareholders, the board, and management. Learn how corporate governance can impact a company's performance.

• Focus on Labor: The History & Importance of Employment Data | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders and Kathy Jones explain why different employment metrics are vital to understanding the health of the economy.

• Greek Graphs Tell the Story of Call Strategies | Charles Schwab

  An understanding of the options greeks allows traders to visualize and estimate the potential performance of a call options trade.

• What to Know About the Five-Year Rule for Roths | Charles Schwab

  There are actually several versions of the five-year rule governing Roth accounts, some of which overlap, and falling afoul of any of them could trigger additional taxes and penalties.