Pivot point calculator
Compare Traditional, Classic, Fibonacci, Woodie and Camarilla pivot levels using your supplied session prices. Each method is explained on this page.
Inputs
Hypothetical example. Replace these inputs with your own.
Result
Calculation result
Example result
- Pivot level
- 100 quote
- R1 level
- 110 quote
- S1 level
- 90 quote
- R2 level
- 120 quote
- S2 level
- 80 quote
- R3 level
- 130 quote
- S3 level
- 70 quote
- R4 level
- Not defined quote
- S4 level
- Not defined quote
- Previous period range
- 20 quote
- High, low and close describe the previous period and use one quote currency.
- These arithmetic levels use the supplied period prices. They do not guarantee support or resistance.
- R4 and S4 are defined only for the Camarilla method.
| Level | Calculated level · quote |
|---|---|
| Pivot | 100 |
| R1 | 110 |
| S1 | 90 |
| R2 | 120 |
| S2 | 80 |
| R3 | 130 |
| S3 | 70 |
| R4 | Not defined |
| S4 | Not defined |
Saved scenarios
Save up to 20 new-tool scenarios on this device, separately from the six existing tools. Prices and balances stay out of the URL. DCA, journal and correlation scenarios save settings and a digest, requiring the matching CSV again to calculate.
Saving requires browser storage and Web Locks.
Formula and worked example
The selected method transforms your high, low and close into a pivot and paired levels. Woodie weights the current opening price. Traditional and Classic use different third-level formulas.
Hypothetical Traditional inputs: high 110, low 90 and close 100 give pivot 100, R1/S1 110/90, R2/S2 120/80 and R3/S3 130/70. Classic instead gives third levels 140/60. Supply the same session convention when comparing methods.
These estimates use bounded decimal arithmetic. They are scenario calculations, not trading instructions or forecasts.
Methodology sources: TradingView named pivot formulas
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