EUR/USD 1.12158 ▲ +0.04%
GBP/USD 1.33123 ▲ +0.06%
USD/JPY 158.561 ▲ +0.02%
XAU/USD 4137.12 ▼ 0.08%
USD/CHF 0.82666 ▼ 0.01%
AUD/USD 0.69857 ▲ +0.09%
USD/CAD 1.41018 ▼ 0.07%
EUR/GBP 0.84248 ▼ 0.02%
EUR/USD 1.12158 ▲ +0.04%
GBP/USD 1.33123 ▲ +0.06%
USD/JPY 158.561 ▲ +0.02%
XAU/USD 4137.12 ▼ 0.08%
USD/CHF 0.82666 ▼ 0.01%
AUD/USD 0.69857 ▲ +0.09%
USD/CAD 1.41018 ▼ 0.07%
EUR/GBP 0.84248 ▼ 0.02%
ESC
Please enter valid prices for high, low and close. Resistance 3 (R3) Resistance 2 (R2) Resistance 1 (R1) Pivot Point (PP) Support 1 (S1) Support 2 (S2) Support 3 (S3) Resistance 4 (R4) Support 4 (S4)

Tools

Pivot Point Calculator

Calculate daily pivot points, support and resistance levels using multiple methods.

Pivot Point Calculator

Calculate pivot levels by entering the previous period high, low and close prices.

Press Enter or tap Calculate — results update instantly.

Results

Enter high, low and close, then calculate to see pivot levels.

Level Price

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no single best method — it depends on your trading style. Classic works well for swing and day trading. Fibonacci is popular for trend traders. Camarilla is ideal for scalpers looking for intraday reversals. Try different methods and see which one aligns best with your strategy.

Daily pivot points (based on the previous day's high, low, close) are the most common. Weekly and monthly pivots are used for longer-term analysis. Day traders and scalpers typically rely on daily pivots.

Yes. Pivot points work on any instrument with high, low, and close data — including gold (XAU/USD), silver, oil, stock indices, and cryptocurrencies. Simply enter the relevant price data.

Before You Use This Tool

ForexTradeLab tools provide educational estimates for planning, but they do not know the exact terms of your live account. Final results can change because of spread, slippage, commission, leverage, account currency and contract size at your broker. Treat the output as a starting point, then compare it with the platform specification before placing a real trade.

Use conservative inputs: small risk per trade, a defined stop loss and a realistic account balance. On a small account, a modest change in stop distance or lot size can increase risk very quickly. It is better to compare calculator output with demo trade history before relying on it in a funded account.

The tools do not provide buy or sell signals and they do not choose a broker for you. Their job is to turn a trading plan into reviewable numbers, so you can see whether the trade still makes sense before emotion or high leverage enters the decision.