HTF Rejection Blocks
Multi-timeframe rejection block detection — wick-based institutional zones across up to five timeframes.
Overview
A rejection block (RB) marks the price range between the candle body and the tip of the rejecting wick at a swing point. These zones represent areas where institutional orders rejected price movement and frequently serve as re-entry zones when price returns.
The HTF Rejection Blocks indicator identifies these zones across the current timeframe plus up to four higher timeframes simultaneously, drawing each block as a colored rectangle.
Settings
Swing Detection
Swing Strength — Integer, minimum 1 (default: 1) Controls pivot lookback sensitivity for identifying swing highs and lows.
Timeframe Display
Show Current TF — Toggle Enables current-chart rejection block detection.
Show HTF 1–4 — Toggle + timeframe selector (×4 slots) Four additional timeframe slots with independent toggles and selectors.
Visual Styling
Bullish Block Color — Color picker (default: teal, 90% transparent)
Bearish Block Color — Color picker (default: red, 90% transparent)
Show Border — Toggle + color + width (default width: 1)
Show 50% Level — Toggle + color Midline at the 50% point of each rejection block.
Mitigation Logic
Use Wick for Mitigation — Toggle (default: off) Determines whether wick penetration or candle close marks block invalidation.
Labels & Information
Show Labels — Toggle + size + color
Show Info Box — Toggle Displays indicator status panel.
Alert System
Enable Alerts — Toggle
Session 1 / 2 / 3 — Toggle + time range (Session 1: 0930–1600, on)
Alert on Block Form — Toggle + message
Alert on Block Entry — Toggle + message
How We Use It
We combine rejection blocks with FVG and order block indicators during live trading. Entry triggers emerge when price enters a higher-timeframe rejection block alongside 1-minute chart signals within that zone.
The 50% midline within each rejection block is frequently the most precise entry level. Use it as your default limit order placement point.