Rejection Blocks
Current and multi-timeframe rejection block detection with gradient quadrant lines and session alerts.
Overview
Rejection Blocks detects and draws rejection blocks across the current timeframe and up to three higher timeframes, with gradient lines and alert functionality. These zones identify where institutional orders rejected price movement at swing points.
Settings
General
Swing Strength — Sensitive / Normal / Strict (default: Normal) Controls pivot detection sensitivity.
Max Visible Per Side — 1–2 (default: 1) Limits blocks shown per direction per timeframe.
Show Current TF — Toggle (default: on)
HTF 1 / HTF 2 / HTF 3 — Toggle + timeframe selector (all default: off) Three higher-timeframe slots with independent color and label settings.
Visual
Remove Box Fill — Toggle (default: off) Removes fill, showing only quadrant lines.
Show Quadrants — Toggle (default: on) Shows internal 0%/25%/50%/75%/100% level lines within each block.
Each quadrant level supports independent visibility, color, line style, width, and label toggling.
Alerts
Enable Alerts — Toggle (default: on)
Session 1 / 2 / 3 — Toggle + time range (Session 1: 0930–1600, on)
Alert on Block Form — Toggle (default: on)
Alert on Block Entry — Toggle (default: on)
How We Use It
The block entry alert is the key signal — when price enters a 15-minute or 60-minute rejection block during the AM killzone, it demands immediate attention. We then look for 1-minute confirmation (CISD or FVG) inside the block before executing.
Use the quadrant lines as precision reference levels within each block. The 50% level is typically the best entry point, with stops beyond the 100% (wick tip) level.
