In my experience trading with CRT analysis and the TBS (Turtle Body Soup) model, one of the most crucial steps is identifying and confirming key levels on higher time frames (HTF). When you spot a CRT candle forming around these HTF key levels, it often signals potential reversals or strong continuation patterns that are vital for making informed entry choices. Using the TBS strategy involves waiting for a confirmation candle—often referred to as the 'CRT Candle'—which validates the initial signal. The significance of the 50% key levels in CRT and CRTL (CRT Levels) comes from their tendency to act as strong support or resistance zones. For me, monitoring these levels on HTF charts (like the daily or 4-hour) drastically improved the accuracy of my trades. Combining these techniques with patience helps avoid premature entries, reducing false signals. I often use model #1 AR setups, which include assessing the price action around these key levels through a stepwise confirmation process. This method gives me the confidence to set stop-loss and target levels precisely. Overall, mastering CRT analysis and TBS model entries requires attention to detail and practice. However, with consistent use, this approach equips traders with a systematic way to capitalize on market movements, particularly when integrated with strong confirmation signals.