ICT Mentorship Core Content - Month 4 - Rejection Block

Notes

  • Turtle soup is not the only pattern of accumulation and distribution.
  • Price does not need to make a higher high or lower low to make a failure swing. It is also important to compare the closing prices of the price swings.
  • In the case of a bearish rejection block, we look for the highest open or close price that forms the swing high. It does not matter whether the highest candle is bullish or bearish.
  • In the case of a bullish rejection block, we look for the lowest open or close price that forms the swing low. It does not matter whether the lowest candle is bullish or bearish.
  • The candle wick that forms the rejection block is viewed as an order block.
  • It is crucial that the swing high or low that creates the rejection block must have a long wick or wicks.

Turtle Soup Setup Examples

ICT Rejection Block - Failure Swing Example

ICT Rejection Block - Distribution

ICT Bullish Rejection Block

ICT Bullish Rejection Block Example

ICT Bearish Rejection Block

ICT Bearish Rejection Block Example

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