Pivot Point Calculator

Get support and resistance levels for the next session.

LevelClassicFibonacciCamarillaWoodie

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How to use the Pivot Point Calculator

  1. Enter the previous period’s high, low and close (use yesterday’s for intraday).
  2. Compare levels from four pivot methods side by side.

Classic pivot formula

P = (High + Low + Close) ÷ 3
R1 = 2P − Low   S1 = 2P − High
R2 = P + (High − Low)   S2 = P − (High − Low)
R3 = High + 2(P − Low)   S3 = Low − 2(High − P)

Which method to use?

  • Classic – the most widely watched levels.
  • Fibonacci – applies 38.2%, 61.8% and 100% of the range to the pivot.
  • Camarilla – tighter levels popular with intraday traders for mean-reversion and breakouts (R3/S3, R4/S4).
  • Woodie – gives more weight to the closing price.

Frequently asked questions

Which high, low and close should I use?

For daily pivots use the previous day’s values; for weekly pivots use last week’s high, low and close.

Guides & articles

📈 Stocks Pivot Points Explained for Intraday Traders How pivot points are calculated from the previous high, low and close, how intraday traders use support and resistance levels, and Classic vs Camarilla pivots.

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