🔥 Continuation Is Proof In ICC, continuation is where the market stops whispering and starts telling the truth. Everything before continuation is only potential. The Indication may grab your attention.The displacement may look powerful.The BOS may look clean.The correction may look controlled.The liquidity sweep may look intentional. But until price continues, the trade idea is still unfinished. That is one of the most important principles in ICC. Most traders get trapped because they fall in love with the early signs. They see one strong candle and think, “That’s it.” They see price pull back and think, “This is my entry.” They see a break and think the market has already confirmed direction. But ICC does not teach us to react to potential. ICC teaches us to wait for proof. 🧠 The Indication Is Not the Trade The Indication is the market showing possible intent. It is the first sign that one side may be taking control. But possible intent is not the same as confirmed control. A real Indication should do damage. It should break something meaningful. It should show displacement. It should create structural consequence. It should make the opposing side uncomfortable. But even then, it is still only the beginning of the story. The Indication tells you: “Pay attention.” It does not tell you: “Enter now.” That is where amateurs get exposed. They confuse attention with permission. They see movement and mistake it for confirmation. In ICC, movement alone is not enough. The market must show intent, then correct, then prove that intent through continuation. 🧪 Correction Is the Test After the Indication, the correction is where the market tests the story. This is where weak traders get impatient. They see price pull back and they want to jump in early. They think they are being smart by getting a better price. But many times, they are entering before the market has confirmed that the original Indication is still valid. A correction is not automatically an entry.