The pivot point calculating formula (High+Low+Close)/3 of a financial instrument, maps out the pivot point levels consisting of the pivot level and the three levels of price support and resistance. These support and resistance price levels can be traded much the same way as trading from the regular support and resistance levels and trendlines Camarilla points may be used to identify price levels to enter and exit trades in the direction of the prevailing trend. R4 is AnchorC + Range * (1.1)/2. It's possible to choose any type of trade: inside S3/R3, outside S3/R3, and breakouts from S4/R4 levels. The calculation then gives you 8 levels of intraday support and resistance based on pivot point. There are 4 of these levels above pivot point, and 4 below. What are Simple Camarilla Levels? What are they called? What each level signifies? How to trade using each level? Camarilla Equation produces 8 levels from yesterday's high, low and close. Taking yesterday's price High, Low, Open, and Close points, Camarilla indicator calculates 11 levels. 5 "L" low levels, 5 "H" high levels, and a middle Pivot point. In general, most often traded Camarilla levels are L3, L4 and H3, H4. In addition, Current Camarilla indicator also has built in regular Pivot points and Fibonacci levels. Central Pivot Range (CPR) and Expanded Floor Pivots are important indicators for finding price-based important resistance and support levels for trading. This indicator has all-important levels like CPR, Pivot Points, Camarilla, SMAs, and unique Tomorrow Pivot with Camarilla H3/L3 levels, all in one. Where other CPR indicators are suitable for Day trading, this one is more suitable for both