Pivot Point Calculator
Many day traders when Futures were "Pit" traded used Pivot Points as a proxy for support and resistance levels. These are calculated using the previous day's high, low and close.
Although they are not as widely used now, many people still like to have these numbers at hand. This calculator provides a quick and easy way of working them out!
For more information on how the numbers are derived, please log in to the members area.
To work out the numbers for your market just enter the relevant high, low and close, and click "Calculate"!
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