Hello,
I use these levels for my Daily, Weekly and Monthly Levels.
I calculate the end of each day for the following day, Each Friday I take the data from the week & calulate for the following week, and end of each month for the following month.
Calulations for "Pivot Levels"
Resistance Two "R-2" = Main Pivot + (High - Low)
Resistance One "R-1" = (Main Pivot x 2) - Low
Main Pivot "P" = (High + Low + Close) / 3
Support One "S-1" = (Main Pivot x 2) - High
Support Two "S-1" = (Main Pivot) - (Resistance One - Support One)
I just completed an article that is being edited for Stocks & Commodities Mag, this will show you How I look at the Daily, Weekly & Monthly Pivots, and commonality between the 3 types to help discover key support and resistance levels. If you get that mag, you will find some good info on it, or just keep a eye on our website over the coming months, also our magazine archives section is free for the public, I am sure you will find a wealth of information from that article for your trading.
If you take the data from Feb. You will find that the High of this last rally in the S&P/SPY was exact to the Monthly R-2. around 896.00, SPY 90.00 area. You will find that the 200 day ma was
close to the Monthly R-2 level and togther used as a commonality provided key resistance we have been watching.
I do say you have to be careful in how you use these levels, just because a level is at a certain price, you must pay attention to the short term & longer term trends & be flexible in using them.
These levels could be used on Stocks as well as indexes.
I have them programmed to auto plot them each day week and month.
Also, combining them with FIB levels, moving averages, swing highs and lows, or seeing price divergnces within the indexes around those levels also adds a ton more support to finding turning points.
I hope you enjoy using these numbers as much as I do....
Christopher Terry
LBRgroup.com