Investors likely will be looking ahead to how Schwab can navigate suddenly turbulent markets and economic uncertainty.

Charles Schwab Corp. closed 10.41% below its 52-week high of $84.50, which the company reached on February 11th.

Charles Schwab's strategy rests on three core pillars: deepening client relationships, leveraging scale to drive platformwide efficiency, and delivering on what the company calls the brilliant basics.

SCHD's returns are suboptimal compared to broader market indices over the long term. Read why I remain bearish on the fund.

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Charles Schwab Corp. closed 8.92% below its 52-week high of $84.50, which the company achieved on February 11th.

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