Nifty pivot points — today's intraday levels.
Read yesterday's High / Low / Close off your broker's terminal at 3:30 PM IST, paste here, get today's six intraday levels across three methodologies. The same formulas every F&O desk in Mumbai uses.
Yesterday's OHLC
Pivots are computed from the previous day's High, Low, Close. Read these off your broker terminal at 3:30 PM IST close.
Classic = most widely watched. Fibonacci = 38.2 / 61.8 / 100% ranges. Camarilla = tight range bias (H3/L3 are breakout triggers).
How pivot points work
- Pivot (PP) — midpoint of yesterday. Price above = bullish bias for today. Below = bearish.
- R1 / S1 — first resistance / support. Typical target on a trend day, retested on a range day.
- R2 / S2 — reached on ~30% of trading days (trend sessions).
- R3 / S3 — reached on ~10% of sessions (strong-trend days). Use for stretch targets.
Three methodologies
- Classic (floor trader)
- PP = (H + L + C) / 3 · symmetric R/S formulas. Default on most broker terminals. Best for range-bound sessions.
- Fibonacci
- R/S placed at 38.2%, 61.8%, 100% of yesterday's range. Traders who watch Fib retracements generally prefer this variant.
- Camarilla
- Eight narrow levels (H1–H4 + L1–L4). H3 is the long-breakout trigger, L3 is short-breakout. H4 / L4 are trend-day extension targets. Most popular with Indian F&O intraday scalpers.
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