Forex Trading using Pivot Points
In forex market, it is a common practice to derive pivot points from daily charts and apply them to intraday (hourly, 30 or 15 minutes) charts. In addition to standard pivot point (P) and two support and resistance levels (S1 & S2 and R1 & R2), traders often track midpoints between adjacent levels for getting more accurate results. With pivot points, there are different strategies followed by Forex traders.
- Range-bound traders enter a trade when the price cross an identified support level and exit the trade when the price nears the resistance level.
- Trend and breakout traders enter a trade when the price level cross a significant resistance level and exit the trade when the pattern reverses.
- Many traders look for candlestick formations (like shooting star and doji) to enter of exit trades.
- Many traders check the strength of pivot point (P) before entering the trade. The idea is that strong pivot points can be effectively utilized as a support or resistance level.
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