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Pivot point calculator

The levels many traders draw each morning, in four styles side by side, from the last high, low and close. See where the price sits now, and size a trade with its stop at the next level.

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The prices to use

The highest price of yesterday, or of last week.
Read it from your broker's chart: its day ends at its own server time.
To see which levels it sits between.

The levels

An example with typical numbers. Change any box to use your own.

4,020.00 sits between S1 at 3,996.67 and the pivot at 4,023.33 (classic levels, marked in the table): 233.3 pips above the one, 33.3 pips below the other.

Levels for the next day from a high of 4,050.00, a low of 3,990.00 and a close of 4,030.00.

LevelClassicFibonacciCamarillaWoodie
R4––4,063.00–
R34,116.674,083.334,046.504,120.00
R24,083.334,060.414,041.004,085.00
R14,056.674,046.254,035.504,060.00
Pivot4,023.334,023.334,023.334,025.00
S13,996.674,000.414,024.504,000.00
S23,963.333,986.254,019.003,965.00
S33,936.673,963.334,013.503,940.00
S4––3,997.00–

Size a buy with the stop at S1 (3,996.67) or size a sell with the stop at the pivot (4,023.33). A stop that close may sit inside normal movement: check the stop noise.

Woodie's pivot weights the close twice. Camarilla's levels sit close to the last close and add R4 and S4. A wider last day gives wider levels in every style.

Education only, not investment advice. The answer comes from the numbers you typed in, not from your account or the market. Simulated results are hypothetical and have limits: real trading has slippage, gaps, changing results and emotions. Trading leveraged products can lose money quickly, including all of it. Risk warning

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What pivots are, and what they are not

A pivot level is arithmetic on yesterday's prices. Many traders draw the same lines, so price often pauses or reacts near them, and they give a stop or a target a reason to sit where it sits. They are not a forecast: a level holds until it does not, and a rule built on pivots needs testing on your own trades before you trust it.

Not advice. The levels are arithmetic on the numbers you type, not a view on any market.

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