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Let Sarah show you exactly how to use the Newton Indicator and get the No. 1 buy and sell signals for February — LIVE at 4 PM ET today How to Catch Explosive Day, Swing Trading Moves With the Newton IndicatorTrading is all about timing — getting in early and getting out before momentum fades. That’s exactly what my Newton Indicator is designed to do. It’s a momentum-based trading tool I built to help identify high-probability setups with precision timing. Instead of guessing when to enter or exit a trade, Newton provides a clear signal based on market momentum. How It Works Newton uses a 5- and 16-day exponential moving average (EMA) crossover as its foundation. But unlike traditional moving average crossovers, Newton doesn’t just turn green when the 5-day crosses above the 16-day. The Key Is Acceleration For Newton to signal a buy, the 5-day EMA must be at least 1 percent above the 16-day EMA and expanding. This confirms that momentum is accelerating — not just drifting higher. If the expansion isn’t there, the candle turns yellow instead, signaling that the trade setup isn’t fully confirmed yet. How to Use Newton for Swing Trading If you’re using Newton for swing trading, here’s the setup: 1. Find a stock in a strong sector. If Technology (XLK) is leading, start there. 2. Use the Newton long scanner to identify stocks flipping green for the first time. 3. Verify that the stock is in a strong uptrend on both the daily and weekly charts. 4. Enter on the first green candle and exit on the first yellow candle to lock in profits. This approach gets you into stocks early — before they make their biggest moves. How to Use Newton for Day Trading For day trading, Newton adjusts to use a 5-EMA and 30-EMA to eliminate noise. The same principles apply, but with a 5-minute chart instead of a daily or weekly setup. If the market is bullish, start with stocks showing relative strength. If the S&P 500 (SPY) is up 1 percent, you want stocks that are up at least 1.5 percent or more. Enter on the first green signal and exit on the first yellow. For bearish trades, use the Newton short scanner to find weak stocks in lagging sectors. The first red signal is your entry, and the first yellow signal is your exit. The bottom line is Newton eliminates the guesswork and helps you quantify momentum. Whether you’re swing trading or day trading, it gets you in early on strong moves and out before they fade. If you’re still manually flipping through charts looking for setups, you’re already behind. Newton does the work for you — you just have to follow the signals. For more info, just go here!_______________________________________________Our No. 1 Buy/Sell Indicator for February We've been able to pinpoint the exact day to buy in and out of the market and it's all thanks to a new and powerful indicator. Sarah Sinanan wants to show you how you can begin using it today! Join Sarah Sinanan at 4 PM ET!Graham Lindman Graham Lindman Trading Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more! Telegram: https://t.me/+abM5RWRJKrpkNWI5 Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or any of its associated brands will ever contact you directly on Telegram. *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. _______________________________________________Today’s Daily Chart Setup: Consumer Staples ETF (XLP) By Jeffry Turnmire This idea came directly from my Daily Chart Setup that automatically signals potential plays. XLP is a new potential entry. Target: 84.39 Stop below: 74.81 XLP has a historical win rate of 86.67% XLP has a profit factor of 2.899 XLP trades last 56 trading days on average over 30 trades since 1998. See the secret behind these signals here! This is for informational and educational purposes only. 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