Pivot Point Calculator

Pivot points are support and resistance levels calculated from the previous period's high, low and close. Daily pivots use yesterday's bar, weekly pivots last week's. Because the inputs are the same for everyone, many traders see the same levels.

Classic: P = (H + L + C) ÷ 3
R1 = 2P − L, S1 = 2P − H
R2 = P + (H − L), S2 = P − (H − L)
R3 = H + 2(P − L), S3 = L − 2(H − P)
R4 = H + 3(P − L), S4 = L − 3(H − P)

The calculator supports five methods:

• Classic (floor) — the formulas above.
• Fibonacci — the classic pivot with levels at P ± 0.382, 0.618 and 1.000 × (H − L).
• Camarilla — four levels each side built from the close: C ± 1.1 × (H − L) ÷ 12, ÷ 6, ÷ 4 and ÷ 2. R3/S3 are often treated as reversal zones and R4/S4 as breakout levels.
• Woodie — weights the close: P = (H + L + 2C) ÷ 4, with the classic level formulas.
• DeMark — uses the open: X = H + 2L + C if the bar closed below its open, 2H + L + C if above, H + L + 2C if equal; P = X ÷ 4, R1 = X ÷ 2 − L, S1 = X ÷ 2 − H.

1. Method — Classic (floor), Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodie or DeMark.
2. Instrument — sets the price decimals and the pip size used for distances.
3. Previous high, Previous low and Previous close — from the previous day's bar for daily pivots, or the previous week's for weekly pivots. The close must lie between the low and the high.
4. Previous open — needed for DeMark only.

The result shows the pivot, R1 and S1, and a table of every level with its distance from the pivot in pips. Show the math gives each formula with your prices; Copy link with these numbers saves the bar.