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Types of CRT

Traders
Before diving into the types of
CRT itself, let’s first discuss
the different types of CRT
traders.

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1. Pattern Traders

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• These traders attempt to trade every pattern they see. • They are likely to fail because not
every pattern works out, leading to losses. • Pattern traders often find themselves among
the 90% who lose in the long run.
2. Logical
CRT Traders
• These traders trade based on the logic behind CRT,
rather than simply following patterns. • This is the
correct way to trade, but not everyone will master it.
• Among those who study CRT, only some will fully
grasp its logic, while others will continue to chase
patterns and lose.

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There are five main types of CRT
Types of models. Let’s break them down:

CRT Models

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Type 1:
Classic CRT
• This is the “bread and butter” model of
CRT. • It involves trading from the CRT high
to the CRT low, often using the 3-candle
model: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. • It is
straightforward and easy to trade.

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Type 2: Pattern
Traders’
Kryptonite
• This model confuses pattern
traders, as the price takes out
both the high and the low of the
previous candle, indicating
volatility. • The second candle
is the manipulation and
distribution candle.

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Type 3: Multiple
Candle CRT
• Instead of just 3 candles, this model can
take multiple candles to reach the CRT
low. • While pattern traders are waiting
for the third candle to trigger, the astute
trader understands that it may take more
candles—sometimes up to five.

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Type 4: CRT +
Inside Candle
• This model starts with a
typical first candle, followed by
an inside candle, confusing
pattern traders. • The inside
candle is usually followed by a
large, volatile candle that
signals a strong move, leading
to a significant distribution to
the opposing side of candle
one.

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Type 5: CRT
with Multiple
Inside Candles
• Here, the market is in a
range, producing multiple
inside candles after the first
one. • Suddenly, a volatile
move (often a turtle soup
setup) occurs, breaking out of
the range and reaching the
target.

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Conclusion
The key takeaway is that CRT is not about
patterns—it’s about logic. Understanding
the logic behind each candle and its
potential manipulation is critical to
successful trading.

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