Romeo — the inventor of the candle game — wrote an advanced rulebook called CRT Unlocked. Together with Flamesen's selection secrets, this is the fine print the first book never told you.
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Fence, poke, run — three candles, one each.
The fence candle pokes itself with its own wick; the very next candle runs.
After the poke, price naps for many candles… the run still comes. Don't give up on it.
Price pokes, then loiters right at the level before delivering. Still valid.
Plus the fifth: the long wait — the slowest of all. The lesson of all five: the run can be late, but the target still gets visited.
A little fence inside a big fence — the two agree on direction.
Little candles tucked inside the fence = juice collecting. More inside bars, better fence.
Champion fences form at specific o'clocks. Time beats price.
Pair the fence with a magic spot from ONE timeframe higher — 4H fence, Daily spot.
Flamesen's math: every extra check stacks roughly +11% onto the setup's quality. And his spot ranking, best first: rejection block → bench → gap → broken door.
You caught the prank, you're riding toward the far side… and price turns around in the middle. That's not bad luck — it's a trap built for candle traders. Romeo's insurance, underlined in his own book: "Always shave 50% of your position at the 50% of the CRT." Wrong? You still got paid. Right? You get paid MORE. Win-win.
A thick UP candle stabs an old high. Enter when price closes BELOW that candle. Fine print: price must never trade back above it — if it does, you're out.
A thick DOWN candle stabs an old low. Enter when price closes above it — AND it must leave a gap behind. No gap, no trade.
After a real change of direction (proved by a fence + a magic spot, not vibes), don't chase. Wait for the rubber band to stretch back — deeper than most people can stand: half to almost nine-tenths of the whole move. Then ride the continuation.
Book One introduced the last scare before the target. The Rulebook makes it precise: the kiss only counts after price has claimed the middle of the fence. And then — Romeo's promise — "there will ALWAYS be a final turtle soup before the target." Expect the boo. Budget for the boo. Don't sell your ticket at the boo.
| Twins | The tell |
|---|---|
| EURUSD ↔ DXY | Dollar up = euro down; a crack in that dance = signal |
| ES ↔ NQ | One index pokes an old high, the other refuses = collapse coming |
| BTC ↔ ETH | One coin pokes an old low, the other refuses = rally coming |
| Gold ↔ Silver | Silver fills its gap and leaves; gold rallies WITHOUT filling its own |
And the CRT version is beautifully simple: one twin's candle pokes the fence, the other twin's doesn't. That's it. Frame the entry on the small clock, ride to the middle, then the far side.
Trade candle 3 only. Predict during 1 and 2, act on 3.
Earn your way into candle 2 — the trap candle — carefully.
Trades all three candles. This takes years, not weekends.
And Romeo's homework, straight from the book: find 10 Model #1s, 10 deep-pullback doors, and 10 goodbye kisses in history before trading any of them.
Romeo's summary of the whole art: "The essence of ICT is OHLC. The essence of CRT is using times and liquidity pools to enter with extreme accuracy." And his hardest truth: "The profitable trader is an unprofitable trader who corrected his mistakes."