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Darren Winters started The Wealth Training Company in 2000. Since then, it has been growing rapidly and is now the market leader in the UK (and Europe) for stock market training. Darren Winters and The Wealth Training Company have successfully trained more people to invest than any other stock market training company in Britain.

It has been the No 1 choice for over 165,000 people in the UK and has also attracted clients from abroad. It has maintained its number one position by providing very high-quality training courses that teach easy-to-follow and easy-to-apply investment strategies. This has resulted in thousands of graduate success stories and testimonials, with happy clients then referring friends and family.

To meet the growing needs of its clients, Wealth Training has developed WinWay TradingExpert a trading support and analysis package with the leading AI trading software developer, AIQ Systems which has become Darren’s preferred trading software; it is configured to Darren’s precise trading requirements and specifications and you will not find this software anywhere else. Only WinWay TradingExpert provides all the tools a trader could ever need, under one roof!

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Survivorship Bias and Index weighting in Market Indices: What Traders Need to Know

by pshill001 | Sep 18, 2025 | Charts

When traders look at long-term index performance charts, it’s tempting to assume they reflect the “true” experience of investors over time. But there’s a hidden distortion baked into indices like the S&P 500 and Russell 2000: survivorship bias. This bias occurs because failing companies are regularly removed and replaced by stronger firms, making historical index performance look healthier than what an actual buy-and-hold investor might have experienced. How Survivorship Bias Skews the S&P 500 The S&P 500 is marketed as a snapshot of the 500 largest U.S. companies, but the membership list is far from static. Every year, dozens of names are swapped in and out. Companies that go bankrupt or underperform are removed, while stronger or fast-growing companies are added. The SP500 index with major stocks removed at the height of the financial crisis Consider the S&P 500 in 2007. Back then, financial giants like Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and Washington Mutual were all part of the index—until the financial crisis exposed their fragility. Those stocks went to zero, but the historical chart of the S&P 500 smooths over their collapse because new leaders like Amazon, Nvidia, and Tesla later replaced them. The result: the long-term S&P 500 chart looks like a steady upward march, when in reality, an investor in the 2007 version of the index would have faced far more volatility and permanent capital loss in certain holdings. This explains why the index’s backward-looking return can feel disconnected from the lived experience of investors who actually held the stocks in those earlier lineups. The Russell 2000: Why It’s Barely Moved in 5 Years The Russell 200 chart from late 2020 to current The Russell 2000 highlights survivorship bias in...

WinWayCharts Market Timing Expert Ratings:

by pshill001 | Aug 30, 2025 | Charts

How to Read, Confirm, and Trade the Signals WinWayCharts Market Timing Expert Ratings compress hundreds of technical conditions into a single, actionable score. Use 95+ up or down ratings as “of-notice” events, then confirm direction with the Price Phase indicator before acting. This simple two-step process keeps you aligned with the dominant swing while filtering many head fakes. What the Market Timing Expert Rating Really Is Under the hood, the Expert System evaluates ~400+ indicator states through an inference engine (decision-tree style) and outputs a daily market rating—from neutral to powerful up/down signals. You’ll also see these ratings plotted directly on historical charts in TradingExpert Pro. Why that matters: Instead of juggling dozens of internals, you get a unified, explainable read of market conditions that has been kept methodologically stable for years (no goal-post shifting or perpetual re-optimization). That stability helps make the historical behavior of the signals more comparable across cycles. Market Timing signals with confirmation by Phase Jan – May 2025 The Confirmation Key: WinWayCharts Price Phase Indicator WinWayCharts explicitly recommends using the Price Phase Indicator (“Phase”) as the primary filter for Expert Ratings. When Phase direction agrees with a high Expert Rating signal, the signal is considered confirmed. In other words: Strong Up Rating (≥95) → look for Phase turning up or already rising to confirm. Strong Down Rating (≥95) → look for Phase turning down or already falling to confirm. This is purposeful: Expert Ratings often fire early—giving you a heads-up—while Phase helps you avoid acting too soon. Think of Ratings as the alert and Phase as the green light. Interpreting the Score: When Does “High” Mean “Actionable”? Per guidance, 95 or greater to the upside or downside is the zone “of notice.” That’s when you should lean in, check Phase, and consider entries/exits or hedges—not when...

How to Use the %B Indicator for Smarter Trading

by pshill001 | Aug 14, 2025 | Charts

In a recent Zoom meeting, Steve Hill, founder of WinWayCharts, shared Bollinger Bands Setups, Variations & Trade Timing. In this article, we’ll expand on using %B and creating custom indicators to help identify trade setups using Bollinger Bands and %B. When John Bollinger introduced Bollinger Bands in the 1980s, traders gained a powerful visual tool for understanding market volatility and potential turning points. But tucked away inside the Bollinger Band toolkit is a lesser-known gem: %B. If Bollinger Bands are the map, %B is the GPS — it tells you exactly where price is, relative to the bands, at any given time. This extra precision can help you spot breakouts, reversals, and trend confirmations faster. What is %B? %B measures the position of the last closing price within the Bollinger Band range. %B = 1.0 → Price is exactly at the upper Bollinger Band. %B = 0.0 → Price is exactly at the lower Bollinger Band. %B > 1.0 → Price is above the upper band (potential breakout or overbought). %B < 0.0 → Price is below the lower band (potential breakdown or oversold). Why Use %B Instead of Just the Bands? While the bands themselves are great for visual trading, %B turns them into a precise numeric oscillator that’s perfect for: Coding trading systems (like in WinWayCharts’s Expert Design Studio). Screening for setups in thousands of stocks. Backtesting with exact entry/exit rules rather than “eyeballing” the chart. Five Ways to Use %B in Trading 1. Overbought/Oversold Mean Reversion Buy when %B < 0.05 (price hugging lower band) and momentum turns up. Sell when %B > 0.95 (price hugging upper band) and momentum turns down. 2. Trend Breakouts Buy when %B crosses above 1.0 (price...