Pivot Point Calculator

4 comments to Pivot Point Calculator

• Nnagozie

  November 28, 2009 at 10:02 am · Reply

  Hi Mark, you mentioned a couple of times about daily support. I remember you mentioning one of the trading days (during this month) that you have daily support on 1.4750 and sometime last month when we were selling on rallies you mentioned that there is a daily resistance at 1.4815. So, where do you get your daily support and resistance from? Is it from pivot point calculation or from resistance and support from daily charts.
  Thanks.

  • piphut

    November 28, 2009 at 5:10 pm · Reply

    Nnagozie, see my “FAQ for forex signals” #7, ‘how do you determine support/resistance’.

    http://piphut.com/about/faq-for-free-forex-signals/

    P.S. How do you pronounce your name?

    • Nnagozie

      November 28, 2009 at 6:18 pm · Reply

      Dont know how to write this but my name is pronounced Nna-go-zie from Nigeria, got it?

• penny

  September 1, 2010 at 3:46 pm · Reply

  Hi Mark, I just learnt that there are pivot on every tf with many patterns, e.g. standard, woodie etc.

  I started to get confused how to use them. Your clarification will be a great help.

  Thanks,
  Penny

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