Wyckoff, ICT, CRT, Price Action, Market Structure

Learn how this strategy uses Wyckoff, ICT, and Price Action to identify market structure changes and liquidity zones in Gold and major indices.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Mixed

Part of: Candle Range Theory (CRT)

  • Methodology: Mixed
  • Content type: educational
  • Timeframes: Daily, 4-hour, 1-hour
  • Markets: Gold (XAUUSD), Nasdaq, SP (S&P 500), Dow Jones Index

Source video

Decoded from: Hasta Dónde Subirá el ORO (XAUUSD) | Wyckoff + ICT + CRT EN VIVO (Clase Real) by jordi marti — watch the original

Strategy overview

Candle Range Theory (CRT) reads a single candle's range as a container of liquidity, using its sweep and reclaim to time entries on lower timeframes. This entry, however, is not a concept explainer — it is a recorded live session in which Wyckoff, ICT, CRT, price action and market structure are all pointed at one instrument, gold (XAUUSD), at one moment in time. The title, "Hasta Dónde Subirá el ORO (XAUUSD) | Wyckoff + ICT + CRT EN VIVO (Clase Real)", asks how far the move extends — a target question, not an entry question, and that distinction shapes everything the session has to do.

Most CRT and ICT material is trigger material: it teaches you where to get in and where the idea is invalidated. Asking how far price will travel is a different job, and it is where Wyckoff plausibly earns its slot in the stack — accumulation and distribution phases describe a campaign with a destination, while structure and CRT supply the timing inside it. The declared working range is Daily, 4-hour and 1-hour, which places the read on a swing horizon rather than an intraday one: a projection on gold's daily chart is a call measured in sessions and weeks, and the 1-hour is there to time entry into it, not to define the thesis.

The live format is the other thing worth naming. A "clase real" is dated by construction — the levels discussed belong to gold's chart on the day of recording, and the directional answer expires long before the method does. What transfers from a session like this is the order of questions: which framework establishes context, which one supplies the level, which one pulls the trigger. No formal rule set was extracted from this video, so this page documents the frameworks in play and how they are layered, not a mechanical specification you can code.

Topics

ict trading · wyckoff strategy · price action strategy · market structure trading · gold trading strategy · nasdaq strategy · spx trading strategy · dow jones strategy · daily trading strategy · 4 hour trading strategy · tradingview strategy · trading strategy · pine script strategy

Frequently asked questions

What does this video actually analyze?

It is a live class applying Wyckoff, ICT, CRT, price action and market structure to gold (XAUUSD) in real time, working across Daily, 4-hour and 1-hour charts to project how far an ongoing move might extend.

Why combine Wyckoff with ICT and CRT?

They answer different questions. Wyckoff describes the phase of a larger campaign and where it might be headed; ICT concepts describe where liquidity sits and how it gets taken; CRT narrows that down to the timing of a specific candle's range. Stacked, they are meant to cover context, level and trigger — though more frameworks on one chart also means more ways to justify a given read.

Is a live gold analysis still useful after the fact?

The specific price levels and the directional call are tied to the date of the recording and should not be treated as current. What remains reusable is the sequence — how a multi-framework top-down read is constructed from Daily context down to the 1-hour entry.

Are this session's trading rules documented on this page?

No mechanical rule set was extracted from this video — it is a discretionary live read rather than a rules-based system, so there are no fixed entry, exit or risk parameters to publish. Strategy Decoder catalogs it for the frameworks and timeframes it uses; the reasoning itself is best followed in the source video.

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