What pivot points are available on Punch?

Punch offers three pivot point types — Standard, Camarilla, and Fibonacci — on all charts.

Written By Archit Sunat

Last updated 27 days ago

Pivot levels are horizontal lines calculated from the previous session's open, high, low, and close. They help you spot potential support, resistance, and breakout zones for the current session. Punch calculates everything automatically — just pick the type you prefer and the levels appear on your chart.

The three pivot types

Standard Pivots + CPR — A central Pivot Point (PP) with three resistance levels (R1, R2, R3) and three support levels (S1, S2, S3). CPR adds two more lines — Top Central Pivot (TC) and Bottom Central Pivot (BC) — that frame a range around the PP. A narrow range often signals a trending day; a wide range suggests sideways movement. Previous Day High (PDH) and Previous Day Low (PDL) are also plotted.

Fibonacci Pivots — Same central PP, but R1–R3 and S1–S3 are spaced using Fibonacci ratios (0.382, 0.618, 1.000) applied to the previous session's range. Levels cluster tighter near the PP and spread further out.

Camarilla Pivots — Eight levels: H1 through H4 on the resistance side, L1 through L4 on support. H3/L3 are the main intraday trade levels; H4/L4 mark breakout and breakdown zones.

Adding pivot points to a chart

  1. Open any chart in Punch.

  2. Tap the Indicators icon on the chart toolbar.

  3. Search for Pivot Points or browse the list.

  4. Choose your preferred type: Standard, Fibonacci, or Camarilla.

  5. Tap Apply. The levels appear immediately.

Switching between pivot types

  1. Tap the Indicators icon.

  2. Tap the edit (pencil) icon next to the active Pivot Points indicator.

  3. Pick a different type and tap Apply.

Only one pivot type can be active per chart at a time.

Good to know

  • Pivot points work on all charts — indices, stocks, futures, and options.

  • On options charts, pivots are calculated from the option contract's own previous-day data, not the underlying.

  • Each level is labelled directly on the chart (PP, R1, S1, TC, BC, H4, L4, PDH, PDL, etc.).

  • Pivot points are most useful on intraday timeframes since they are calculated from daily data.