HTF Rejection Blocks + SMT
Rejection block detection combined with Smart Money Technique divergence for high-probability reversals.
Overview
This indicator combines rejection block detection across multiple timeframes with Smart Money Technique (SMT) divergence analysis. Rejection blocks are formed by significant wick rejections at swing highs and lows — the zone defined by the body-to-wick relationship of the rejection candle.
The tool identifies reversals when a rejection block coincides with SMT divergence — when an instrument reaches a new extreme but its correlated asset does not.
Settings
Timeframe Selection
Users can enable detection on the current timeframe plus up to four higher timeframes, each independently configured.
Rejection Block Parameters
Minimum Swing Size — Integer (default: 20 ticks) Threshold for qualifying swing rejections.
Mitigation Trigger — Close / Wick (default: Close) Whether blocks invalidate on candle close or wick touch.
Show 50% Line — Toggle Midpoint reference within each block.
Visual Settings
Bullish Block Color — Color picker (default: teal)
Bearish Block Color — Color picker (default: red)
Show Border — Toggle
Label Size — Tiny / Small / Normal / Large
SMT Configuration
Primary Pivot Lookback — Integer (default: 5)
Secondary Pivot Lookback — Integer (default: 8)
Comparison Symbol — Symbol (default: ES1!)
SMT Line Color — Color picker
SMT Line Width — Integer
SMT Line Style — Solid / Dashed / Dotted
How We Use It
We watch for when price sweeps a session high into a 15-minute or 1-hour rejection block and the correlated asset fails to confirm the new high. That's the setup — short on the rejection candle close with stops beyond the block extreme.
The combination of a rejection block entry plus SMT divergence confirmation is one of the highest-probability reversal setups in our toolkit.
