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Indices Pivot Points

 
The classic indices pivot point table is featured on this page. Next to each stock indices, three support levels are listed, as are three resistance levels. The middle column is the pivot point where support becomes resistance and vice versa. The table can be tailored to different traders’ needs through the time frame drop-down menu. Time frames range from one minute to monthly.
Timeframe
Name S3S2S1Pivot PointsR1R2R3
Nasdaq 100 24829.55 24961.80 25224.81 25357.06 25620.07 25752.32 26015.33
FTSE 100 10117.25 10128.61 10140.03 10151.39 10162.81 10174.17 10185.59
S&P 500 6760.58 6791.38 6849.39 6880.19 6938.20 6969.00 7027.01
CAC 40 8045.98 8056.66 8069.13 8079.81 8092.28 8102.96 8115.43
Dow Jones 48340.84 48538.10 48899.61 49096.87 49458.38 49655.64 50017.15
DAX 24476.59 24521.45 24568.60 24613.46 24660.61 24705.47 24752.62
Nikkei 225 53578.50 53639.00 53717.50 53778.00 53856.50 53917.00 53995.50
 
Pivot Points Info

Pivot point, support and resistance calculations are widely accepted as the simplest yet most effective trading strategy. They are well trusted by traders, banks and all financial institutions as clear indicators of the strength or weakness of the market. They are used as the basis for most technical analysis. The pivot point is the point in which the market sentiment changes from bearish to bullish or vice versa.
 
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