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CRT Price Action Candle Guide Part 6 Understanding what each candle is telling you and how CRT interprets it. Most traders look at candles. I look at intention, liquidity, and range behavior. Interpretation of the six candle behaviors shown in this image simplified, structured, and ready for you to understand below 1. Seek & Destroy This candle is a liquidity trap. In CRT terms: • It sweeps both sides of the range • It shows no clear intention • It destroys both buyers and sellers • It leaves no clean displacement Why I avoids it: There is no directional narrative. The candle is engineered to liquidate both sides before the real move begins. 2. Expansion This is a Candle 2 displacement candle in CRT. Key characteristics: • Strong close above the previous range • Clear rejection from the lows • Momentum showing willingness to expand higher This candle often forms after a sweep, signaling that the market is ready to expand toward range highs or premium levels. This is the candle that creates the FVG you want to trade from. 3. Aim for Range Lows This candle signals downside intention. In CRT: • It rejects the highs • It closes weak • It signals that liquidity below the range is the next target This is not an entry it’s a directional clue. 4. Consolidation This is the no‑trade zone in CRT. Why? • No sweep • No displacement • No clear Candle 2 • No expansion narrative If the market is not attacking liquidity or expanding a range, you wait. Patience is a position. 5. Expansion Lower This is the bearish version of Candle 2. Key CRT signals: • Strong close below the range • Momentum pushing downward • Creates a bearish FVG • Shows willingness to expand into discount After a sweep of the highs, this candle confirms the downside expansion. This is where CRT traders prepare for the retracement entry. 6. Aim for Range Highs This candle signals upside liquidity is next. CRT explanation; • Rejection from the lows • Weak close downward • Market is preparing to attack the highs This is not the entry it’s the intention. Every candle is either: • Sweeping liquidity • Expanding a range • Returning to origin • Or doing nothing (avoid) CRT doesn’t trade candles. CRT trades the story behind the candles.

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Time and Price (CRT) Part 3 CRT is one of the simplest but most eye‑opening ways to read price. It teaches you where liquidity was taken, which side is exhausted, and where price is now likely to go next. When one candle liquidates another and price returns inside that candle’s range, the market usually intends to move toward the opposite extreme of that candle. Every candle has: • High (top of the range) • Low (bottom of the range) • Open & Close (body) • Wicks (liquidity hunts) The range = distance between the high and low. CRT treats each candle as a mini market structure a complete battlefield of buyers and sellers. A valid CRT setup has 3 steps: STEP 1 — Liquidation One candle takes the high or low of the previous candle. This is a liquidity sweep. STEP 2 — Re‑Entry Price closes back inside the previous candle’s range. Price now aims for the opposite extreme of the liquidated candle. This is the “time & price” logic of CRT. CRT is most accurate during high-liquidity session shifts, because that’s when the market performs most of its sweeps. Best CRT Times (Killzones) I only trade NY session 9AM Once liquidation + re-entry happens, CRT gives you a mechanical price target: Target = the opposite extreme of the candle that got liquidated. Example: • Candle A high is taken • Price closes back inside Candle A • Target = Candle A low