Pivot Points Formula
- PP = (High + Low + Close) / 3
- R1 = 2 × PP – Low
- S1 = 2 × PP – High
- R2 = PP + (High – Low)
- S2 = PP – (High – Low)
- R3 = High + 2 × (PP – Low)
- S3 = Low – 2 × (High – PP)
Where to Trade Safely
This dashboard helps you analyze the market, but execution quality depends on the broker you use. Choose brokers with low spreads, fast execution, and proper regulation.
One broker widely used by professional traders is Exness.
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⚠️ Risk disclaimer: Trading involves risk. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
How to Use Pivot Points in Forex
- PP marks the intraday equilibrium
- S1 / R1 often act as bounce zones
- S2 / R2 signal trend continuation
- S3 / R3 highlight extreme volatility
Trading Tips
- Align pivots with H1–H4 trend direction
- Wait for candle close confirmation
- Avoid counter-trend trades near R2/S2
- Use M5–M15 timeframe for scalping precision
Why Pivot Points Work
Pivot levels are widely observed by institutional traders and algorithmic systems, making them natural liquidity reference zones where price reactions frequently occur.
Risk Warning
Forex trading involves substantial risk. Pivot Points are analytical tools, not guaranteed signals. Always apply stop-loss and disciplined risk management.
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