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Zoom meets twice a month
Recording of
Getting Started Right with WinWayCharts
May 8, 2024
4 – 5 pm London Time
Making the Most of Your WinWayCharts – An hour-long session with UK Director Ray Foreman covering the power features in your WinWayCharts platform – great for new clients and those getting started.
Recording FREE Zoom webinar
ETF Rotation Strategy the What and How?
May 17, 2024
5 – 6 pm London Time
ETF Rotation Strategy the What and How? Exchange-traded funds that match the price action of major markets, industry sectors, and major stocks, both long and short are ideal for trading. We never have to go short as we can buy ETFs that mirror the down moves. In this session, Steve Hill, CEO of AIQ Systems and founder of WinWayCharts will guide you through the tools we use in our WinWayCharts to make decisions on a rotation strategy.
Recording FREE Zoom webinar
Getting Started Right with WinWayCharts
+ Mastering Support and Resistance Levels in Trading; Not Every Peak and Trough Qualifies
Apr 24, 2024
Making the Most of Your WinWayCharts – An hour-long session with UK Director Ray Foreman covering the power features in your WinWayCharts platform – great for new clients and those getting started.
Support and resistance levels are well-known concepts in technical analysis that help traders identify key price levels for making informed trading decisions. In this session, Steve Hill, CEO of AIQ Systems and founder of WinWayCharts will guide you through the key characteristics of support and resistance; not every peak and trough qualifies.
Recording FREE Zoom webinar
March 27, 2024,
Getting Started Right with WinWayCharts and
Walk Forward Testing a Trading Strategy
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Making the Most of Your WinWayCharts – An hour-long session with UK Director Ray Foreman covering the power features in your WinWayCharts platform – great for new clients and those getting started.
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Walk Forward Testing a Trading Strategy – Steve Hill, Founder of WinWayCharts will use two strategies both of which have 3 indicator confirmations, and run them through the WinWay Portfolio simulator to test their effectiveness using real-life walk-forward testing.
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WinWayCharts Exclusive Premium Zoom Workshop
Schedule for August Date TBA
An exclusive opportunity to join Ray and Steve in a premium workshop where we’ll cover the most requested topics and answer your questions. Topics included
- WinWay Stochastic
The Stochastic Indicator is a powerful momentum oscillator used in stock trading to compare a specific closing price of a security to a range of its prices over a certain period. It consists of two lines: the %K line and the %D line, which help traders identify overbought or oversold conditions. When the %K line crosses above the %D line, it can signal a buying opportunity, while a cross below indicates a potential selling point. We’ll use WinWay Stochastics to gain insight into the strength of a trend and potential reversals.
- Differences between different types of Indicators
Technical indicators in stock trading can be broadly categorized into leading, lagging, and confirming indicators, each serving distinct purposes. Leading indicators, such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), predict future price movements and help us anticipate market changes. Lagging indicators, like moving averages, confirm trends and price patterns after they have started, making them useful for identifying the strength and persistence of trends. Confirming indicators, such as volume, validate the signals provided by leading and lagging indicators by showing the level of stock participation and interest. We’ll discuss these different indicators and how it can advance our stock trading decisions.
- How to Use Volume in Trading Decisions
Volume analysis is a critical aspect of stock trading, providing insights into the strength and validity of price movements. High trading volume typically indicates strong investor interest and can confirm the direction of a price trend. For example, a significant price move accompanied by high volume suggests that the trend is likely to continue, while the same move on low volume may indicate a lack of conviction and potential reversal. Additionally, volume patterns such as spikes or divergences can signal upcoming breakouts or trend changes. We’ll integrate volume analysis with other technical indicators to enhance our trading decisions trading strategies.
- Candlesticks and How to Use Them
Candlestick charts are a popular tool in technical analysis, providing a visual representation of price movements over a specified period. Each candlestick displays the open, high, low, and close prices, forming patterns that can indicate market sentiment and potential future price action. Common patterns include dojis, hammers, engulfing patterns, and shooting stars, each offering clues about potential reversals or continuations of trends. We’ll look at entry and exit points to predict future price movements.
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