Charles Schwab on a Life in Investing

The transcript covers a discussion with Chuck Schwab about his new book 'Invested', the introduction of zero commission trades, and its impact on Schwab's business. Schwab explains how the company plans to offset revenue loss through increased client volume and other services. The conversation also touches on potential industry consolidation, Schwab's company values, and investment strategies. Schwab emphasizes the importance of innovation and maintaining company values to ensure sustainable growth.

How has the introduction of zero commission for transactions impacted the company's revenue?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between cutting commissions and gaining more clients?

In what ways does the speaker believe technology has benefited their business?

What is the significance of the book titled 'Invested' according to the speaker?

How does the speaker describe the current economic environment and its effect on investors?

What lessons does the speaker want readers to take away from their experiences shared in the book?

What are the core values that the speaker emphasizes for their company?