Pivot Point Calculator

Enter yesterday's High, Low, and Close prices to generate support & resistance levels for intraday trading. Identify key reversal zones using Standard pivots.

Parameters


Support & Resistance LevelsStandard

R3
24,733.33
R2
24,616.67
R1
24,533.33
Pivot Point
24,416.67
S1
24,333.33
S2
24,216.67
S3
24,133.33

About Pivot Points

Pivot Points are significant support and resistance levels used by intraday traders to determine potential turning points in the market. They are calculated using the previous trading day's High, Low, and Close prices.

Understanding the Levels

  • PP (Pivot Point): The central pivot. If the price is trading above this level, the sentiment is generally considered bullish. If below, it is bearish.
  • R1, R2, R3 (Resistances): Potential profit-booking or reversal zones for long positions. Breaking R3 often signals a strong breakout.
  • S1, S2, S3 (Supports): Potential buying zones. Breaking S3 often signals a strong breakdown.

Calculation Methods

Standard (Floor)

The most popular method. Uses a simple average of High, Low, and Close for the central pivot.

Fibonacci

Based on Fibonacci retracement levels (38.2%, 61.8%). Popular among swing traders.

Camarilla

Focuses on range trading. Excellent for identifying mean reversion trades when price opens between R3 and S3.

Woodie

Gives more weight to the Closing price of the previous session. Useful for markets that close strong.