Pivot Point Calculator

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Standard is the most widely used. Fibonacci applies Fib ratios to the range. Woodie weights the close more heavily. Camarilla produces 8 tighter levels. DeMark uses open-to-close direction to shift the pivot.
The highest price reached during the previous session (day, week, or month).
The lowest price reached during the previous session.
The closing (settlement) price of the previous session.
Required for Woodie's and DeMark methods. The opening price of the previous session.
Pivot Point (PP)Levels calculated
1.21

The central pivot level

Resistance 1 (R1)1.215
Resistance 2 (R2)1.22
Resistance 3 (R3)1.225
Support 1 (S1)1.205
Support 2 (S2)1.2
Support 3 (S3)1.195
Session range0.01
R31.225
R21.22
R11.215
PP1.21
S11.205
S21.2
S31.195

Standard (Floor) pivot at 1.2100.

  • Price closed right at the pivot (1.2100), signaling a neutral bias.
  • First resistance is at 1.2150 and first support is at 1.2050, giving a session range to watch of 0.0100.
  • Wider targets: R2 at 1.2200 and S2 at 1.2000.
  • The session range was 0.0100, which determines the width of all pivot levels.

Next stepIf price opens between R1 and S1, a range-bound day is likely; a break outside those levels often leads to a trend.

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