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• Using After-Hours Trading  | Charles Schwab

  Some traders use after-hours trading as a way to analyze their trades and look ahead to prepare for the next trading day.

• Buying a CD in 5 Easy Steps

  For steady, predictable income that is also FDIC-insured, many investors turn to CDs: certificates of deposit. It's easy to find and purchase a CD that is right for you in just a few quick steps on Schwab.com.

• Using Futures for Capital Efficiency | Charles Schwab

  Learn how futures can help traders pursue their objectives while tying up less capital.

• How to Value Company Stocks | Charles Schwab

  Analysts use three ratios to help value company stocks: price-to-earnings (P/E), price/earnings-to-growth (PEG), and price-to-book (P/B). Learn how they work.

• Using Chart Drawing Tools on thinkorswim® Desktop | Charles Schwab

  Learn how to add drawings in charts, draw trendlines, price levels, and Fibonacci retracements to help you identify trend as well as support and resistance.

• Put vs. Call Option: The Basic Differences | Charles Schwab

  Learn the differences between a put vs. call option strategy and how options-approved traders can apply these fundamental options strategies to their trades.

• Under-the-Surface Employment Indicators to Watch (With Doug Ramsey) | Charles Schwab

  Liz Ann Sonders interviews Doug Ramsey of the Leuthold Group about the state of the economy and the markets.

• Using Chart Divergences to Make Trading Decisions | Charles Schwab

  When technical indicators that normally correlate instead move apart, known as chart divergences, it can be a signal to potentially adjust a 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.

• (Bonus) Do Super Bowl Wins Diminish in Value? | Charles Schwab

  In this short bonus episode from Financial Decoder, host Mark Riepe connects the Super Bowl LVIII matchup to the concept of economic utility.