Step-by-Step CRT Trade Flow
This is the exact sequence I run before placing a CRT trade from higher-timeframe context to lower-timeframe execution.
1. Anchor on a higher timeframe. Identify the H4, H1 or daily candle that has just closed at a key support or resistance.
2. Mark the CRT-High and CRT-Low. The high and low of that anchor candle define the entire range.
3. Wait for the raid. The next candle must take out either the CRT-High (for a bearish setup) or the CRT-Low (for a bullish setup).
4. Confirm the close. The raiding candle must close back inside the range — above the CRT-Low for a bullish setup, below the CRT-High for a bearish setup.
5. Drop to the lower timeframe. Move to the 15-minute or 5-minute chart to look for the entry trigger.
6. Look for an MSS. A market structure shift on the lower timeframe confirms the change in delivery direction.
7. Enter on retest. Enter on the retest of the MSS — typically into a fair value gap or order block left behind by displacement.
8. Set the stop. Stop-loss below the candle that raided liquidity (bullish) or above it (bearish), or simply at the MSS swing.
9. Take profit at the opposite side of the range. Target the CRT-High for bullish trades and CRT-Low for bearish trades, with extension to the next external liquidity pool.
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