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    This document discusses different types of pivot points including daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly timeframes. It then describes how to analyze pivot point trends and identify uptrends and downtrends based on a stock's position relative to pivot points like S1 and R1. Various pivot point trading strategies are outlined, such as buying/selling near the central price range in a trend, breakaway plays, analyzing the width of the central price range, and relationships between pivot points on consecutive days. Camarilla pivot points like L3, H3, L4, and H4 are also discussed along with reversal and breakout strategies using these levels.

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    This document discusses different types of pivot points including daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly timeframes. It then describes how to analyze pivot point trends and identify uptrends and downtrends based on a stock's position relative to pivot points like S1 and R1. Various pivot point trading strategies are outlined, such as buying/selling near the central price range in a trend, breakaway plays, analyzing the width of the central price range, and relationships between pivot points on consecutive days. Camarilla pivot points like L3, H3, L4, and H4 are also discussed along with reversal and breakout strategies using these levels.

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    This document discusses different types of pivot points including daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly timeframes. It then describes how to analyze pivot point trends and identify uptrends and downtrends based on a stock's position relative to pivot points like S1 and R1. Various pivot point trading strategies are outlined, such as buying/selling near the central price range in a trend, breakaway plays, analyzing the width of the central price range, and relationships between pivot points on consecutive days. Camarilla pivot points like L3, H3, L4, and H4 are also discussed along with reversal and breakout strategies using these levels.

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    What are Pivot Points?

    Standard, Fibo, Camarilla

    Types of Pivot Points

    Daily TF <15 mins


    Weekly 15 mins < TF < 1D
    Monthly. TF 1D
    Yearly TF 1 W
    What is Cpr? Central Price Range

    TC – Top Central

    PP – Pivot Point

    BC – Bottom Central

    Pivot Trend Analysis

     How to identify trend using Pivot points and cpr.


    o UPTREND: Stock will be above S1.
    o DOWNTREND: Stock will be below R1.
     Check the higher tf trend, trade along the direction of the higher tf trend.

     Strategy 1 : Buy and sell near cpr in uptrend/downtrend, Target s1/r1


     Exit once it breaks cpr ( not in case of very narrow cpr). Narrow CPR can be broken
    easily.

    Breakaway Play

     Stock in a range for atleast 4-5 sessions. More the range, the better.
     Opens above/below the range resistance/support
     Opens above/below pdh and pwh
     Stock opens above/below R1/S1, on the verge of a trending session.
     Ideally, opens within R1 and R2/ S1 and S2
     ATR Trailing stop
     Stock closes near high/low of the day 80% of the times.

    CPR Width Analysis

     CPR Width Indicator


     Wide CPR(above 0.75) - Market Sideways,stay away
     Narrow CPR(below 0.25) - Trending Market, look for breakout opportunities using price
    action.

    Two Day CPR Relationships


     Higher Value

    In previous session, stock closes above cpr.

    In current session, stock opens above cpr.

    Bullish CP at CPR with high volume after retracement.

    Target R1,R2

     Overlapping Higher Value

     Lower Value

    In previous session, stock closes below cpr.

    In current session, stock opens below cpr.

    Bearish CP at CPR with high volume after retracement.

    Target S1,S2

     Overlapping Lower Value

     Outside Value

     Inside Value

    CPR width below 0.25

    Opens beyond previous day's range

    If does not open beyond previous range, then look for breakout opportunities using
    price action

    Magnet Trade

     Trade within first 30-60 minutes of the day.


     Previous session close within this session's cpr.
     Gap up below R1/If gaps up above R1 then wait for R1 to be broken in 15 min tf with
    high volume.
     Opens below PDH.
     Central Pivot is reached 63% of the time at some point during the day.
     CPR Gravitational pull and the filling of common gap.
     Don't wait the entire day for filling of the gap.
     Target not below Daily tf gap border.
    Camarilla Pivot Points

     L3,H3 - Once market reaches these levels, we see a reversal back towards the mean.

     L4,H4 - Last line of defence

    Two Day Camarilla Relationships

     Higher Value

     Overlapping Higher Value

     Lower Value

     Overlapping Lower Value

     Outside Value

     Inside value

    Standard Third Layer Reversal

     H3 Reversal

     Stock opens below H3

     Bearish CP at H3

     Stock not in an uptrend

     Short at H3, SL just above H4, Target L3

     Preferred Relationships - Lower Value, Overlapping Lower Value, Outside Value

     L3 Reversal

     Stock opens above L3

     Bullish CP at L3

     Stock not in a downtrend

     Long at L3, SL just below L4, Target H3

     Preferred Relationships - Higher Value, Overlapping Higher Value, Outside Value


    Standard Fourth Layer Breakout

     H4 Breakout

     Let Price show Resistance at H4

     Entry after H4 breakout, Sl just below H3, Target H5

     Preferred Relationship - Inside Value

     Preferred opening above H3

     L4 Breakdown

     Let Price show support at L4

     Entry after L4 breakdown, Sl just above L3, Target L5

     Preferred Relationship - Inside Value

     Preferred opening below L3

    Camarilla Breakaway Play

     Same as normal breakaway play but this time opens above H3 or below L3 as well.

    Counter Trend Breakout Trades

     Price opens the session with a gap that is completely against the ongoing trend.

     Bullish Breakout - ongoing bearish trend, day opens with a gap above H3 and PDH,
    Overlapping Lower value Relationship.

     Bearish Breakout - ongoing bullish trend, day opens with a gap below L3 and PDL,
    Overlapping Higher value Relationship.

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