The Most Profitable Daily Candle Close Strategy To Make Money Daily [CIT - 89% Proven Win Rate]

Core idea / setup

The speaker presents a daily “candle close” continuation/reversal framework (CIT) based on where price closes relative to the prior day’s high/low, with follow-through into lower time-frame entry zones.

CIT (Candle Impulse Theory) – main continuation rule

• If price closes above the previous candle’s high, there is a high chance the next candle will continue higher, aiming to exceed the next candle (impulse continuation).
• Entry focus: the previous day’s candle close (PDC).
• Entry concept: “buy below” the prior candle close as price re-enters that area, then trade the candle’s subsequent distribution/expansion.
• The model is described as applicable across multiple time frames (claimed): daily, 4H, weekly, monthly, 30m, 5m, 1m.

Daily candle behavior model (“anatomy”)

The speaker claims a repeatable daily cycle:

• Opens with consolidation
• Manipulates to create the wick
• Distributes to form the day’s high/low (directional expansion)
• Exhausts and consolidates again
• Then repeats for the next session/day

Pivot / liquidity framework using prior day levels

The prior day defines “draw liquidity” targets:

• Previous day high (PDH) and previous day low (PDL) act as pivot points.
• If price goes below PDL, it’s expected to reverse back toward the range.
• If price takes out PDH, it’s expected to reverse back down toward the lows (range behavior emphasis).

“CRT” and “candle range” variations (range/reversal conditions)

Two named range/bias models are described:

Three-stick CRT formation / Stop & Reverse model

• After a sweep + wick rejection + close back into range, the next candle is expected to reverse toward the range low (or the opposite direction depending on context).

Stop and goal model (variation of impulsive market)

• A full-body candle followed by the next day “playing within that range” and emulating the first candle’s movement.

Retracement entry refinements (percent levels)

The speaker repeatedly references fib-based retracement zones inside the prior candle/cycle:

• Main retracement areas: 25% and 50%.
• Another mentioned level: “4%” (subtitles appear noisy), with the speaker repeatedly referencing small fib slices.
• A key emphasis: 50% of the entire candle as a main retracement area.
• A “tap” refinement:
  • Price revisiting mid/average or deeper retracement (especially 50%) increases confidence.

Specific named variations

Tap and Go

• Price comes to the previous candle equilibrium, then seeks continuation.
• Uses 25% and 50% of the prior candle to define an ideal manipulation/retrace zone.

Close-to-Open Void

• If a candle closes and the next candle opens at the same area, that area becomes a “void” zone.
• Expectation: price makes a short/deep retracement minimal/controlled into an ideal area (subtitles mention “below 25% of your previous candle” as an ideal buy zone).
• Uses midnight open as confluence:
  • Below midnight open = ideal for buy
  • Above midnight open = ideal for sell

London / New York session framing (execution timing)

• London session: described as creating accumulation/manipulation wick
• New York session: described as driving the main impulse/distribution expansion

Performance claims / key numbers (explicit)

The speaker provides win-rate/hit-rate style statistics (no tickers listed, presented as performance of the models):

• Bullish CRT into CIT: 89% success rate hitting “draw liquidity”
• Bearish reversals: 85% success rate
• Gold (lower timeframe, 5-minute): 87.5% “RN rate” (by following the procedure)

Additional claims:

• “CIT allows to trade every single daily candle”
• “Catch every single move” (high-confidence coverage claims)

Recommendations / cautions (as stated)

• Use prior day high/low for liquidity sweeps.
• Use prior day close for continuation entries.
• Enter when price retraces into the fib zone (especially 25%/50%), then trade the following distribution.
• No clearly specified risk-management rules (e.g., exact stop-loss %, position sizing) appear in the subtitles. “Stop just below” is mentioned in an example, but without numeric thresholds.

Disclosures / disclaimers

• The subtitles include a promotional disclosure for prop trading, but the provided text does not clearly include a “not financial advice” disclaimer.
• Zek Fund promotional details:
  • Realtime live market data
  • “Lightning fast payouts,” averaging 3 hours
  • Accounts from $5,000 up to $400,000
  • 90% payout splits
  • “Zero restrictions,” including trading during news/high-frequency markets
  • Mentions “instant refunds once you do past your valuation”
  • No explicit refund/valuation rule is detailed

Assets / instruments mentioned

• Gold (used for specific performance stats)
• No equities, ETFs, bonds, or crypto tickers are mentioned.

Step-by-step framework (as described)

1. Identify daily bias based on prior-day behavior
   • Track whether previous sessions impulsed and closed above/below key levels.
2. Mark previous day high/low as liquidity/pivot points.
3. Apply CIT continuation logic
   • Use the prior candle close relationship (including the condition described: prior close with “close above previous high”).
4. Define entry retracement zones with fib
   • Focus on 25% and 50% (and “4%” mentioned as a smaller slice in some contexts).
5. Wait for price to sweep/manipulate into the entry zone
   • Common framing: London = manipulation/wick
   • New York = distribution/impulse
6. Enter on the lower time frame when price revisits the zone and shows movement back toward the draw liquidity target.
7. Take profit by targeting draw liquidity
   • Bullish continuation: target toward previous day high / upper range
   • Bearish reversal: target toward previous day low / lower range
8. Repeat using the next day’s high/low and close.

Presenters / sources

• Zek Fund (prop trading sponsor / educational platform)
• The speaker/trader (name not provided in the subtitles)
• The same speaker references the CIT and CRT methodology (no external named analyst besides Zek Fund).