Pivot points calculator
Calculate pivot points (classic, Fibonacci and Camarilla) with supports and resistances from high, low and close.
How to usePivot points: the day's supports and resistances
Educational tool, not investment advice.
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Pivot points calculator: what it is for
Enter the previous period's high, low and close and choose the pivot type. The calculator shows the pivot point, the resistances (R1 to R4) and the supports (S1 to S4).
Educational tool: the calculations are estimates and not investment advice.
How to use
- Enter high, low and close.
- Choose classic, Fibonacci or Camarilla.
- See supports and resistances.
When to use it
- Plan the trading day.
- Set stops and targets in day trading.
- Study support and resistance.
Frequently asked questions
What are pivot points?
They are support and resistance levels calculated from the previous period's high, low and close. Day traders use them to plan entries, stops and targets.
What is the classic pivot formula?
P = (high + low + close) ÷ 3. R1 = 2P − low; S1 = 2P − high; R2 = P + (high − low); S2 = P − (high − low); R3 = high + 2(P − low); S3 = low − 2(high − P).
Which period should I use?
To trade the day, use the previous session's data. For swing trading, use the previous week or month.
Is it really free?
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