ICT Precision Turtle Soup NuNi

1. Identify the CRT Range (The Context)
Before looking for a trade, the indicator defines the Candle Range Theory (CRT) boundaries based on your lookback period.

CRT High (Red Line): Represents old buy-side liquidity.

CRT Low (Green Line): Represents old sell-side liquidity.

HTF Filter: The code ensures the higher timeframe trend (e.g., 4H) aligns with your direction. Only look for Buys if the HTF trend is bullish.

2. The Manipulation (Turtle Soup 🐢)
Wait for price to move outside the CRT boundaries.

The Trap: Price must sweep below the CRT Low or above the CRT High.

The Reclaim: A Turtle Body Soup (TBS) occurs when the candle body closes back inside the range, or a wick rejection happens.

Symbol: A 🐢 icon will appear on the chart. Do not entry yet. This is just a warning that a setup is forming.

3. The Shift & Momentum (The Trigger)
To ensure a high-probability entry, the indicator waits for two technical confirmations:

MSS (Market Structure Shift): Price must break the most recent swing high (for Buys) or swing low (for Sells).

Displacement: The breaking candle must be "displaced"—meaning it has a large, energetic body compared to previous candles. This proves that big banks/institutions are moving the price.

4. The Entry Execution
Once all conditions are met, the "⭐ PRECISION ENTRY" label will appear.

Execution: You can enter at the market price when the label appears.

Retest Entry: Alternatively, look for the price to return to the IFVG or Breaker Zone (the shaded box) drawn by the indicator for a more refined entry.