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Most traders know CRT but very few know where to enter, that’s the difference between analysis and precision. In this 12-min lecture, there is an in-depth break down of the Top Entry Models that make CRT deadly accurate: • The TURTLE SOUP MODEL • The MODEL #1 (OB/CSD) •...

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