How This Calculator Works
Calculate classic pivot levels from the previous period's high, low, and closing price. Traders use the pivot point and surrounding support and resistance levels as reference areas for the next trading period.
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| High price | The highest traded price in the previous period. |
| Low price | The lowest traded price in the previous period. |
| Previous close | The closing price of the same completed period. |
How to Use the Calculator
- Choose the completed chart period you want to use.
- Enter that period's high and low prices.
- Enter the previous closing price.
- Calculate the pivot, support, and resistance reference levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pivot point?
A pivot point is a price level derived from the previous high, low, and close and used as a reference for possible market direction.
What are support and resistance levels?
Support is an area where buying interest may appear, while resistance is an area where selling pressure may appear.
Which period should I use?
Use the previous completed period that matches your trading horizon, such as the previous day for daily pivot analysis.