How to Mark Up a Chart Using ICC (Beginner’s Guide)

In this video, I break down exactly how I mark up my charts using ICC (Indication, Correction, Continuation) the framework I use to understand market structure and prepare for high-probability trading opportunities.

Rather than cluttering the chart with unnecessary tools, ICC focuses on reading price action in a logical sequence:

✅ Indication – Identifying the market’s initial intent.

✅ Correction – Waiting for price to retrace into value.

✅ Continuation – Looking for confirmation that the trend is ready to continue.

I’ll show you how I apply this framework when marking up my charts so you can develop a structured approach instead of guessing where price might go next.

In this video you’ll learn:

* How to mark up a chart using ICC
* How to identify market structure
* How to spot Indication, Correction & Continuation
* Where to expect high-probability trade setups
* How to build a repeatable chart analysis routine

Whether you trade Gold (XAUUSD), Forex, Indices, or Crypto, these principles can help you read the market with more confidence.

Forex Market Structure Explained (Highs & Lows for Beginners) 👇🏽
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWcUjpT8Hv4

00: 00 Why Most Traders Mark Charts Wrong
00: 22 Step 1: Find Market Structure
01: 15 Start on the Daily Timeframe
01: 32 The Only Levels You Need to Mark
02: 39 How to Spot an Indication
03: 34 Live Gold Chart Example
05: 01 Waiting for the Perfect Entry
06: 17 Where to Take Profit
07: 29 EURUSD Breakdown
09: 07 The Complete Markup Process
10: 05 Set Alerts & Let Price Come to You
11: 55 Silver Chart Example
13: 18 Refining Your Analysis
14: 15 Free Tool for Finding Swing Highs
14: 51 Final Thoughts

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading involves risk.

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