This video serves as a detailed one-on-one trading session focused on the Indication, Correction, Continuation (ICC) structure and market structure analysis. It aims to clarify how to identify and trade these concepts, particularly by aligning higher and lower timeframes, marking key swing points, and understanding the nuances of market shifts to execute trades effectively.
The speaker differentiates between "indication" and "continuation" within the ICC model by describing them as distinct phases of price movement. The "indication" is the initial move that breaks a significant level, signaling a potential shift in market direction. The "correction" phase follows, where price moves against the initial indication, and this phase is generally not traded. The "continuation" is the subsequent move after the correction, which resumes the direction indicated by the initial move, and this is where trades are typically entered. The speaker also uses color-coding (yellow for indication, red for correction, green for continuation) to visualize these phases and their tradability.