Liquidity Logic

Liquidity Logic makes the CRT Liquidity Framework, an invite-only TradingView indicator that maps higher-timeframe candle ranges, liquidity...
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Candle Anatomy: let the wick form, trade the body

Candle Anatomy: let the wick form, trade the body.

How every candle is built (open, low, high, close), why price usually fakes against the open first, and why the previous close tells you which wick to expect, and how a protected swing at a key level with a CISD tells you the wick is probably in. Real example: the NQ 02:00 New York 4H candle, 13 Oct 2026.



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CRT Liquidity Framework: One NQ Setup, Start to Finish (5M / 1H)

One NQ setup from start to finish, exactly as the CRT Liquidity Framework drew it on TradingView: the 1-hour sweep, SMT with ES, the CISD, iFVGs, projections and the Info Table, plus table states and settings.



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CRT at the Volume Profile Point of Control: A Real NQ Setup (ICT)

How to combine the volume profile point of control with a CRT setup, using a real NQ example where a 1-hour sweep at Thursday's POC preceded a 200+ point move down.



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The Fractal Nature of Price

The fractal nature of price, shown on one real NQ example from 8 October 2026: the same setup on the 15-minute and the 1-minute, with a stop of about 200 ticks vs about 40.



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Blind Limit vs Confirmed Limit: Where Your Entry Order Goes (ICT)

Blind limit vs confirmed limit: placing an order at the zone before price arrives, versus waiting for a sweep and a CISD and entering on the retrace into the gap.



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Premium & Discount Explained: Where to Actually Enter (ICT)

Premium and discount: how to draw the dealing range, find equilibrium at 50%, and why entry location changes risk to reward.



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How Price Pulls Back: Fast vs Slow vs Deep Pullbacks (ICT)

Lesson 7: how price pulls back, not just where. Fast pullbacks leave opposing gaps that can stall a bounce; slow, overlapping pullbacks tend to fill them.



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Why Fair Value Gaps Fail (and 5 Questions to Ask) | ICT

Lesson 6: what a fair value gap is, why gaps fail (a zone, not a promise), and five questions that give a gap its context.



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Daily Bias Explained: Previous Day High & Low, Draw on Liquidity (ICT)

Lesson 5: forming a daily bias from the previous day's high, low and close, and identifying the draw on liquidity.



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Why Lower-Timeframe Patterns Fail: Top-Down Analysis (ICT)

Lesson 4: why lower-timeframe patterns can fail when they conflict with the larger move, and how top-down analysis keeps you trading in the direction of the higher-timeframe candle.



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