Generate institutional-grade support and resistance levels. Use Standard, Camarilla, Woodie, or Fibonacci calculations to find high-probability entry and exit zones.
Pivot Points are calculated using the High, Low, and Close prices of the previous trading period. Because so many traders watch these levels, they often act as "self-fulfilling prophecies" where price finds support or resistance.
The Central Pivot (PP): The main baseline. Price above PP is considered bullish, below is bearish.
Unique for using fixed multipliers. R3 and S3 are the most critical "breakout" or "reversal" levels for day traders.
Combines standard floor pivots with golden ratios (38.2%, 61.8%) to find mathematically significant reversal zones.
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