Pivot Point Calculator
Identify key support and resistance levels for the next trading session. Use different calculation methods favored by professional day traders.
Settings
How to use
Input the High, Low, and Close prices from the previous trading period (e.g., yesterday's daily candle). The calculator will generate support and resistance levels for the current period.
Calculated Levels
Resistance
Support
Main Pivot Point (PP)
The central balance level for the current session
Understanding Pivot Point Methods
Standard (Floor) Pivots: The most common method used by floor traders. It uses the average of the high, low, and close to find the central pivot point.
Fibonacci Pivots: Uses the central pivot point but determines support and resistance levels by multiplying the range by Fibonacci ratios (0.382, 0.618, 1.000).
Woodie's Pivots: Similar to Standard but gives more weight to the closing price of the previous period.
Camarilla Pivots: A set of 8 levels that represent support and resistance. It's highly popular among day traders for finding reversal and breakout points.
DeMark's Pivots: Unique because they predict the next period's range based on the relationship between the open and close. It only provides one level of support and resistance.
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