Some of you are far too easy for the market. One large candle appears—and you’re ready to enter. Price breaks a minor level—and you call it Indication. A shallow pullback occurs—and you label it Correction. The next candle moves in your direction—and suddenly, you’ve convinced yourself that Continuation is confirmed. You are not evaluating evidence. You are rushing to attach ICC labels to movement because you want permission to trade. But ICC is not merely three labels. It is the process for determining whether the market has earned your participation. ⚖️ ICC Is a Burden of Proof The market must prove three things before you consider risking your money. 🟡 Indication Makes the Claim Indication is not simply a large candle. Price must demonstrate meaningful directional intent. It should damage, break, or decisively challenge relevant structure. If price moves aggressively but changes nothing important, the market has created excitement—not evidence. Movement attracts attention. Structural damage creates evidence. 🔵 Correction Challenges the Claim The pullback is not delaying your trade. It is testing whether the Indication deserves your trust. Correction reveals how price behaves around the newly created structure. Does the market respect the directional claim—or begin taking it apart? Traders who chase Indication skip the very test that could invalidate their idea. 🟢 Continuation Delivers the Verdict Continuation is the lie detector. It determines whether the original side can regain control after the Correction. If price cannot continue, the strength displayed during Indication becomes questionable. A developing sequence is not a completed sequence. No Continuation. No confirmation. 🚫 Stop Giving the Market Easy Access You do not participate because: - You opened the chart - Price moved quickly - You recognize a familiar shape - You are afraid of missing the move - You already formed a directional bias - You want to make money today None of those things are evidence.