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An automatic pivot point calculator for MT4 and MT5 that shows where price sits against every level.

MT4 + MT5 Version 1.00 Updated 10 Nov 2026
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  • Use it on as many accounts as you like, demo or live
  • Every update free, and your chart tells you when one is out
  • Chart template in the zip, ready to load

Before you download

Methods
Classic to Camarilla
Periods
Day, week, month
Level hits
Last 20 periods
Levels set
When a period opens
Version 1.00
10 Nov 2026
What changed

The pivot point calculator on your chart

FXC Pivot Points is a free pivot point calculator for MT4 and MT5. It works out the day's, week's or month's pivot levels from the last period's high, low and close, draws them on your chart, and shows where price sits against each one.

Pick Classic, Fibonacci, Woodie or Camarilla. The panel shows whether price is above or below the pivot, the nearest level each way, and how many of the last 20 periods reached each level on this chart.

The levels are set when the period opens and stay until the next one. It has optional alerts, gives the levels to EAs, and does not place trades.

The FXC Pivot Points panel with its parts numbered
  1. 1
    Above or below the pivotABOVE PP or BELOW PP, the distance in pips, and since when price has stayed on that side.
  2. 2
    The nearest level each wayThe nearest level above and below price, with its distance and its price.
  3. 3
    The levels and their hitsEvery level in price order, with how many of the last 20 periods reached it on this chart.
  4. 4
    Day, week and monthThe daily, weekly and monthly pivots. Click one to show those levels on the chart.
Pictures from MT55 pictures, click to open

Classic, Fibonacci, Woodie, Camarilla

One input, Calculation Method, picks the formula. The same EURUSD H1 chart, its levels worked out four ways.

Classic
Classic. PP is the average of the last day's high, low and close. R1 to R3 and S1 to S3 step out from it.

How to read the pivot panel

The panel reads the live price against this period's levels. Every part has a tooltip with the prices.

PP↗︎ABOVE
Above the pivotPrice is at or over this period's pivot. Under it: the distance in pips and since when price has stayed above.
PP↘︎BELOW
Below the pivotPrice is under the pivot. A bar closing back across it is what the cross alert watches for.
R1↗︎NEXT UP
The nearest level upThe nearest level above price, with its distance and price. It reads none when price is above every level.
S1↘︎NEXT DOWN
The nearest level downThe nearest level at or below price, the same way.
ALL↗︎ABOVE
Day, week and month agreePrice is above the daily, weekly and monthly pivots. ALL 3 BELOW is the same the other way.
2/3→︎ABOVE
They disagreePrice is above two of the three pivots and below the other one.

The pivot point formulas

H, L and C are the last complete day's high, low and close (the week's or month's with weekly or monthly pivots). The levels are worked out once, when the period opens.

MethodPivot (PP)Levels
Classic(H + L + C) / 3R1 = 2PP − L, S1 = 2PP − H
R2, S2 = PP ± (H − L)
R3 = H + 2(PP − L), S3 = L − 2(H − PP)
Fibonacci(H + L + C) / 3R1 to R3, S1 to S3 = PP ± 0.382, 0.618 and 1.0 × (H − L)
Woodie(H + L + 2C) / 4Classic's formulas, from this PP
Camarilla(H + L + C) / 3R1 to R4, S1 to S4 = C ± (H − L) × 1.1/12, 1.1/6, 1.1/4 and 1.1/2

Camarilla's levels sit around the close, not the pivot, so its PP can fall between other levels. The panel always lists them by price.

How to use FXC Pivot Points

Four steps, using a EURUSD H1 chart with the daily Classic pivots as the example.

  1. 1
    Add it to the chart you trade. On Auto the period follows the timeframe: the day's pivots on M15 or H1, the week's on H4, the month's on D1. Or set Pivot Period yourself.
  2. 2
    Read the top of the panel. ABOVE PP or BELOW PP says which side of the day's pivot price is on, how many pips away, and since when.
  3. 3
    Look at the nearest level each way. NEXT UP and NEXT DOWN name the nearest levels, R1 and S1 for example, with their distance and price. Point at one to light its line on the chart.
  4. 4
    Check the hits. Each row counts how many of the last 20 days reached that level on this chart. Click WEEK or MONTH to see the weekly or monthly pivots the same way.

The levels are a ruler, not an entry signal. They show where the day's pivot levels are and how often price reached them. Your entry, stop and size stay your own call.

Pivot levels, panel and alerts

Four pivot methods

Classic, Fibonacci, Woodie or Camarilla, from the last period's high, low and close. Camarilla adds R4 and S4.

Day, week or month

Auto picks the period from your chart's timeframe, or choose one. A period shorter than the chart's candles steps up.

Every level with its price

Each level drawn from the period's start, with its name and price at the right edge of the chart. Past periods sit faint behind.

Hits over 20 periods

How many of the last 20 days, weeks or months reached each level on this chart. It counts reaching a level, not holding it.

Click a timeframe

Click DAY, WEEK or MONTH in the panel to show those pivots on the chart and in the panel.

Your broker's day

A short Sunday candle counts as Monday, and Day Starts At can begin each day at the New York close.

Touch and cross alerts

The first touch of each level, or a bar closing across the pivot. Popup, sound, email or push. Both are off until you turn them on.

Levels for EAs

Nine hidden buffers hold PP, R1 to R3, S1 to S3 and Camarilla's R4 and S4, for an EA to read.

FXC Pivot Points: questions, inputs and versions

Questions about FXC Pivot Points

Is it really free?

Yes. It is yours to keep, on MT4 and MT5.

Does it place trades for me?

No. It is an indicator. It shows you the picture, and you place the trade.

Do I need an account?

No. The download starts straight away. You need one to leave a review.

Do the pivot levels change during the day?

No. They are worked out from the last day's high, low and close when the day opens and stay until the next day, as long as the broker's history for that day doesn't change. The panel's distances move with price.

Which period does Auto use?

On MT4: the day's pivots up to H1, the week's on H4, the month's on D1 and above. On MT5: daily up to H3, weekly up to H8, monthly above.

Can an EA read the pivot levels?

Yes, through iCustom. Buffer 0 is PP, 1 to 3 are R1 to R3, 4 to 6 are S1 to S3, and 7 and 8 are Camarilla's R4 and S4. They follow the Pivot Period input, not a clicked tab.

My broker's days start at midnight GMT. What should I set?

Day Starts At 22 (21 in summer) starts each day at the New York close. At 0 it uses the broker's own days, with a short Sunday candle counted as Monday.