Charles Schwab consensus picture firms, shares supported by analyst targets

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-25, 17:03.

Charles Schwab (US8085131050) sits in the S&P 500 financials cluster as analysts refine their view on the broker’s earnings power and valuation. Wall Street price targets now imply a double-digit upside from recent New York Stock Exchange trading levels, according to Zacks.

What analysts are signaling

Wall Street analysts frame Charles Schwab’s upside with a mean price target of 115.05 dollars, pointing to roughly 25.9 percent potential above the last reported close at 91.39 dollars for the SCHW shares on the NYSE, based on Zacks data.Zacks analyst overview on Charles Schwab This consensus is built from 20 short-term price targets, with a standard deviation of 11.51 dollars, mapping a wide range of scenarios.

The most optimistic analyst in the current set models Charles Schwab shares reaching 137.00 dollars, almost 50 percent above the latest reference price, while the lowest target of 84.00 dollars still sits close to the recent market level.Zacks quote and target range for SCHW The spread highlights differing views on net interest revenue resilience, client cash behavior and expense control after the industry’s rate and liquidity adjustments.

Recent performance and peer context

Zacks reports that Charles Schwab shares gained around 6.8 percent over the past four weeks, closing the last trading session at 91.39 dollars, which keeps the stock broadly in line with other US broker and asset manager names such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.Zacks performance commentary on SCHW The move comes after earlier pressure linked to the rate backdrop and client cash mix, which had weighed on earnings expectations in the sector.

On 25 June 2026, an external price feed shows Charles Schwab trading at about 91.66 dollars at 09:46:43 Eastern Time, marking a modest 0.26 percent uptick in that snapshot and underlining a relatively stable short-term trend.FinancialData intraday quote for SCHW For investors comparing broker stocks, Schwab’s multi-channel model, scale in client assets and focus on low-cost trading set it alongside peers but with a distinct retail-heavy base.

How Charles Schwab makes its money

Charles Schwab’s core business spans discount brokerage, wealth management and banking services for both retail and institutional clients. The group reported about 10.10 trillion dollars in client assets as of 31 December 2024, along with 36.5 million active brokerage accounts, underscoring its scale in US investing.FinancialData profile summary for Charles Schwab Fee-based advisory services, trading commissions in some segments, net interest on client cash and margin balances, and asset-based fees on products such as exchange-traded funds and mutual funds form the main revenue streams.

Where the Charles Schwab shares trade

The Charles Schwab shares (US8085131050) trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SCHW, with an indicative price of 91.66 dollars as of 2026-06-25, 09:46 Eastern Time, per FinancialData. That snapshot places the company firmly in the S&P 500 financials universe for US investors.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any securities. All data are based on sources believed to be reliable but may be subject to change.