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Pivot Point Calculator
Plot support and resistance from yesterday's high, low, and close. Classic, Woodie, Camarilla, Fibonacci, and DeMark — one screen, Qorix dark theme.
Most common floor-trader formula — (H+L+C) ÷ 3.
Levels
R31.10600
R21.09900
R11.09200
PP1.08500
S11.07800
S21.07100
S31.06400
Use the previousperiod's H/L/C (daily, 4H, weekly). Pivots are reference zones — not buy/sell signals. Qorix desks use systematic rules, not manual pivots.
01
What is PP?
The pivot point (PP) is the central balance of prior high, low, and close. Price above PP often reads bullish intraday; below PP, bearish — context only.
02
R vs S levels
R1–R3 are resistance zones above PP; S1–S3 are support below. Camarilla adds R4/S4 for tighter scalping bands.
03
Pick your method
Classic is the default most desks know. Woodie favours close. Fibonacci maps golden ratios of the range. Try the preset that matches your pair.
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