The Pivot Point Calculator determines potential support, resistance, and central pivot levels from previous price data. Enter the high, low, open, and close prices to calculate levels using several widely used methods.
The calculator displays Floor, Woodie's, Camarilla, and DeMark's Pivot Points side by side, making it easy to compare the levels produced by different formulas.
Pivot points are technical analysis reference levels and do not predict future market movements.
Results
Floor Pivot Points
Woodie's Pivot Points
Camarilla Pivot Points
DeMark's Pivot Points
4th Resistance
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3rd Resistance
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2nd Resistance
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1st Resistance
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Pivot Point
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1st Support
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2nd Support
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3rd Support
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4th Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
A pivot point is a price level calculated from previous market prices. It serves as a reference point from which additional support and resistance levels can be derived.
Support and resistance are price areas used in technical analysis to identify levels where buying or selling activity may become more significant. Pivot point formulas calculate these levels mathematically from previous price data.
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