Gain from Schwab’s proven approach to stock selection
Schwab Equity Ratings™ is our proprietary methodology for identifying stocks that we believe will outperform or underperform the market over the next 12 months. And this industry-leading guidance is available to all Schwab clients.
A track record that beats the market. Handily.
On average, returns of all stocks rated A by Schwab Equity Ratings have more than doubled those of the S&P 500® Index since inception. As an example, an investment of $100,000 in all stocks with Schwab Equity Ratings of A, could have earned $7,760 more than the return of the S&P 500 Index.
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Rating more stocks, more frequently means more opportunities for you.
Every week, Schwab Equity Ratings rates approximately 3,000 of the largest (by market capitalization) stocks headquartered or incorporated in the U.S. and certain foreign nations where companies typically locate or incorporate for operational or tax reasons. That’s about double the number rated by most other brokerage firms. And unlike traditional brokerage firms, we rate an equal number of stocks as “buys” and “sells”. And easy-to-use A to F ratings make it simple for you to use Schwab Equity Ratings in your portfolio right away.
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Our approach is objective and disciplined. Your benefit is a proven methodology.
With Schwab Equity Ratings, Charles Schwab & Co. (“Schwab”) rates stocks “A” to “F”. We consider those
investment factors that we have found matter to long-term stock performance. We apply the same disciplined analysis to every stock we cover.
Put Schwab Equity Ratings to work for you
Take advantage of Schwab Equity Ratings to help you buy, sell, and monitor the stocks in your portfolio.
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The Schwab Equity Ratings and stock lists or models are not personal recommendations for any particular investor; do not take into account the financial, investment or other objectives; and may not be suitable for any particular investor. Before buying, investors should consider whether the investment is suitable for themselves and their portfolio. Additionally, investors should consider any recent market or company news. Stocks can be volatile and entail risk, and individual stocks may not be suitable for an investor.
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