How to Use the Pivot Point Calculator

1. Enter the previous period’s High, Low, and Close — Use daily, weekly, or hourly candle data
2. Select calculation method — Classic (most common), Woodie (gives more weight to Close), or Camarilla (tighter levels)
3. Click Calculate — Get all support and resistance levels

Pivot Point Methods

• Classic — The standard method, equal weight to H, L, and C
• Woodie — Double weight on the Close price, good for trending markets
• Camarilla — Provides 8 levels closer to price, ideal for scalping and short-term trading

Trading Strategy

• Price above the pivot → bullish bias, look for buys at S1
• Price below the pivot → bearish bias, look for sells at R1
• The pivot point acts as a magnet — price often gravitates toward it

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