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Stocks Pivot Points DeMarks

 
While not as popular as the classic/floor pivot points, Tom DeMark’s pivot points are much simpler to calculate. They are calculated using the previous days High, Low and Close.
Timeframe
Name S1Pivot PointsR1
Exxon Mobil 101.64 102.60 102.97
BHP Group ADR 63.42 63.55 63.90
Microsoft 354.87 358.21 359.46
Walmart 83.55 84.34 84.62
Apple 177.53 180.69 181.91
P&G 160.20 161.31 161.79
HSBC 732.15 734.92 740.25
GE Aerospace 165.39 167.44 168.26
Alphabet A 145.54 147.18 147.77
IBM 223.26 226.24 227.32
Bank of America 34.86 35.41 35.63
Deutsche Bank AG 18.485 18.598 18.845
Shell 28.39 28.48 28.78
Nestle 83.63 83.83 84.43
Santander 5.2935 5.3425 5.4570
Electricite de France 12.01 12.01 12.01
Eni SpA 11.798 11.936 12.012
 
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.
 
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