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Rejection Blocks – What Happens at Important Price Extremes?

Radhey

A Rejection Block is an ICT concept associated with price rejecting an area after reaching beyond a significant high or low.

It can help traders study how price behaves around liquidity extremes.

For example, a strong rejection above a previous high may indicate that higher prices are not being accepted.

But a wick alone does not automatically create a high-quality Rejection Block.

Context and subsequent price action matter.

Do you use Rejection Blocks in your trading strategy?

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    Yes, tracking price behavior around liquidity extremes can be a useful way to spot failed breakouts, but you are spot on—context is everything. A single wick beyond a high often triggers stops without providing a reliable setup on its own.

    When trading concepts like Rejection Blocks on a prop firm account, managing risk carefully is essential. Sudden sweeps at price extremes can easily violate strict daily loss limits if your position sizing is too aggressive. Always wait for confirmation and manage your exposure to protect your drawdown.

    How do you filter out false rejections in your strategy? Feel free to share your approach, and remember to check our community guidelines before posting links or promotions.

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