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SCHW The Charles Schwab Corporation Options Ahead of EarningsIf you haven`t sold SCHW before the sell-off: Now analyzing the options chain and the chart patterns of SCHW The Charles Schwab Corporation prior to the earnings report this week, I would consider purchasing the 92.5usd strike price Calls with an expiration date of 2026-1-16, for a premium of approximately $7.15. If these options prove to be profitable prior to the earnings release, I would sell at least half of them. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:SCHWLong
by TopgOptions
Charles Schwab ($SCHW) Upgraded by Morgan Stanley to Overweight Morgan Stanley has taken new rating actions on financial exchanges and brokers as markets face heightened uncertainty. The investment bank highlighted concerns over economic growth, sticky inflation, and interest rate paths. Recession fears and tariff-induced volatility have also rattled investor confidence. According to Morgan Stanley, such conditions increase the need for hedging, trading, and risk management by corporations and asset owners. The note added that the recent market sell-off may discourage retail investor activity, especially as portfolio losses and margin calls mount. Despite these challenges, Charles Schwab (NYSE: SCHW) received an upgrade to Overweight. The firm cited Schwab’s more stable earnings profile and strong fundamentals. Morgan Stanley sees a 20% annual EPS growth for Schwab over the next two years. The bank also noted Schwab’s resilience amid the volatile macro environment. Technical Analysis Charles Schwab's stock is showing strength despite the broader market downturn. Price action recently formed an inverted Head and Shoulders pattern. This is aligned with an ascending trendline that dates back several months. Currently, SCHW is testing a solid horizontal support level that confluences with the trendline near $70. If momentum remains strong, the next potential target is $84, the high from February 2025. The bullish chart formation, combined with Morgan Stanley’s upgrade, supports a possible price surge from the current level.
NYSE:SCHWLong
by DEXWireNews
Financial Titans Stocks: Macro Fib SchematicsThese are the largest financial institutions in the world. BlackRock, BlackStone, State Street Corporation, American Express Company. CME Group, NY Bank of Mellon Corporation, and Vangaurd. This is not a Bank Sector Idea. This is a Financial Conglomerate type of idea rather than individual banks. Because these companies realistically OWN the banks. BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard are the main three who own most of the stocks and therefore many percentages of tons companies. -The "Dot Com" means they were formed from the Dot Com Bubble. -The Collapse of the Bretton Woods System was in 1973. This is where we switched from a gold standard to the dollar standard. -Black Monday of 1987 was a global market crash which was blamed on Computer Algorithms... HINT HINT: What you are looking at. "algorithms don't describe it well enough.
NYSE:BLK
by MichaelBsul
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$SCHW Faces Headwinds Yet Investors Find Hope in Growing AssetsCharles Schwab ( NYSE:SCHW ) are navigating challenges that come with the territory. The recent release of the company's Q4 results has sparked both concern and optimism among investors. Despite a significant drop in earnings, Charles Schwab managed to beat forecasts, leaving market participants to weigh the pros and cons of its performance against a backdrop of industry-wide shifts. Earnings Overview: Charles Schwab ( NYSE:SCHW ) reported a 36% drop in adjusted earnings to 68 cents per share, surpassing FactSet expectations of 64 cents per share. However, GAAP earnings nearly halved from 97 cents per share last year to 51 cents per share. This marks the sixth consecutive quarter of earnings declines for the brokerage giant. Net revenue also took a hit, falling 19% to $4.46 billion, just shy of the forecasted $4.48 billion. The decline in net interest revenue, coupled with lower trading revenue and bank deposit account fees, reflects the challenges faced by Schwab in a changing market environment. Despite these setbacks, the company managed to add $306 billion in core net new assets during the 2023 fiscal year, bringing total client assets to a record $8.52 trillion at year-end. Market Reaction: In response to the earnings report, Schwab's stock experienced a 5.2% slump in early trade, raising concerns about triggering an automatic sell rule. The stock had briefly cleared a key entry point in a cup base in mid-December. The market's reaction suggests that investors are taking a cautious stance, carefully evaluating the implications of the results on the brokerage's future trajectory. Comparison with Interactive Brokers: Charles Schwab's performance is juxtaposed with that of Interactive Brokers (IBKR), which reported adjusted earnings of $1.52 per share, up nearly 17% from the previous year but falling just short of FactSet expectations of $1.53 per share. Despite the miss, Interactive Brokers demonstrated revenue growth, with a 16.6% increase to $1.139 billion. Technical Outlook: From a technical standpoint, NYSE:SCHW is currently trading in the middle of its 52-week range and above its 200-day simple moving average. This positioning indicates that investors are still in the process of evaluating the stock. The fact that it remains above the moving average signals some upward momentum, which could bode well for the stock's future value. Conclusion: While Charles Schwab faces headwinds with declining earnings and a less-than-stellar market response, the company's ability to attract significant net new assets suggests resilience. Investors must now weigh the short-term challenges against the long-term growth potential, especially as the brokerage aims to capitalize on its record-high total client assets. The industry-wide shifts in interest rates, trading dynamics, and asset management will likely continue to influence Schwab's performance, making it a stock to watch as it navigates through the complexities of the financial landscape.
NYSE:SCHW
by DEXWireNews
Charles Schwab Opportunity Charles Schwab $SCWH Earnings info will follow in comments: Company Market Cap: $97.8 billion Share Price: $53.72 Dividend: $1.00 dps – Dividend per share ($0.25 per quarter) Dividend yield: 1.94% (Annual dps divided by current share price, expressed as a percentage) Why this Trade? o Contrarian trade – news is so negative its hard to not to feel interested o Price 50% down from highs in Feb 2022 o Ascending triangle base re-test on-going o Defined risk level/stop loss makes it an easy set up o Long term diagonal support line provides secondary support o RSI Oversold historic returns inform us of a current opportunity and potential future opportunities. Concerns/Risks: o Schwab is not a Global Systemically Important Bank (G-SIB) o The 200 week SMA has been lost o Rumours of Bankruptcy Company Summary o Charles Schwab is the 17th largest bank in the world with a market cap of $94.4 billion. o Charles Schwab is primarily a wealth management and investment bank which stands out among the investment broker realm for its customer service, $0 trade commissions and large selection of mutual funds. From its origination the company has been all about making investing accessible to everyone. o In line with this vision, Charles Schwab acquired rival firm TD Ameritrade three years ago. TD Ameritrade now provides investing and trading services for 11 million client accounts that total more than $1 trillion in assets, and custodial services for more than 6,000 independent registered investment advisors. Many Americans actively trade on TD or manage their own ROTH IRA’s through the platform, offering them tax benefits/advice and very flexible options for managing their own retirement funds. TD's Roth IRA has zero annual account fees or management fees. The Chart o You can see a potential Long Term Ascending Triangle playing out. o There is an underside diagonal support line. o The beauty of this trade is the following: - A defined stop loss level at $45.39 - A potential 85% upside to – 12% downside (Adjust to suit your tolerance). - A bounce of the top of the ascending triangle is promising. o Any time we have been this oversold on the RSI we have made a significant upside move (green circles on the chart). o The average performance after the green oversold RSI levels is an 82% price increase within a 12 months. o If there is one thing we can take away from this chart it is that if we reach down into RSI oversold levels again this would be a great opportunity. o Regardless I am proposing the trade based off the pattern and recent oversold RSI. Since this recent oversold level we have had an approximate 50% increase in price and a 27% retraction/decline back down to the ascending triangle base. o For those of you who want to lower your risk you can raise the stop loss to a 5% decline ($48.00) or you can wait until over sold levels present themselves again. Important to note that Charles Schwab is not a Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIB) like Citibank and the likes. This makes this a higher risk trade, especially if we are looking long term over a 52 week period. Regardless, it is a well-established bank providing some of the leading brokerage services to the US public including management of ROTH IRA’s, the cornerstone of most Americans retirement planning. One could argue, its systemically important without being a member of the G-SIB. As always, stay nimble in this market, do not enter a trade without a stop loss at a risk level you can tolerate. Same goes with position size. With this stock 50% down from highs way back in Feb 2022 this maybe an opportunity to claw onto this long term rising trend near it lower diagonal support line. PUKA
NYSE:SCHW
by PukaCharts
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NYSE:SCHWLong
by DEXWireNews