1. Higher Timeframe (HTF) Analysis:

Each left-hand chart shows the setup phase. The purpose is to identify key market structure levels and context:

Key Elements:

• Key Level (CHo): Indicates a Change of Character, suggesting a potential shift in trend or market behavior.

• CRT High/Low: Likely stand for Corrective Range Top/Bottom – areas defining the range of a retracement.

• 50% Level: The midpoint of the corrective range – often used as an equilibrium level or fair value zone.

Interpretation:

• Price retraces to a key level, often around the 50% mark.

• This sets the HTF bias – e.g., bearish if retracing into supply, bullish if into demand.

2. Lower Timeframe (LTF) Entry:

The right-hand chart shows the actual entry setup using Model #1 and confirmation tools.

Key Elements:

• Model #1: A predefined pattern used for entries (details not given here, but could be an internal structure or candle pattern).

• TBS (Turtle Body Swap): A unique confirmation tool indicating a valid reversal – potentially a candlestick body close beyond a key level or engulfing pattern.

Execution Logic:

• Wait for price on LTF to reach HTF’s key level.

• Observe LTF behavior (Model #1 + TBS) for confirmation.

• Execute the trade with a tighter stop and better risk-to-reward ratio.

Strategy Summary:

Component Function

HTF Establish market bias and critical zones

LTF Look for precise entries within HTF zones

Model #1 Entry pattern within those zones

TBS Confirmation tool that adds conviction