VPA and Camarilla pivot points-cheat sheet

[Sapperstien 74]

Was bored and wanted to nail these down since these are the current hot flavor of the week in the chatroom I thought others might be interested. Change it to your liking since I made it super low energy. It's UGLY. I just got it on paper so you don't have to. 

The VPA section is stolen from Anna Coulling's book. But I couldn't remember in real time what each anomaly meant. This is meant for someone whos read the book otherwise it might not make sense. If you haven't read it, I can send the book to you. Just PM me. Also almost any other TA book. 

The camarilla pivot point cheat sheet is just to remember what and how to use each as S/R and trade off it appropriately. 

 

 

VPA&CamarillaPP Cheat sheet.pdf

[Mike Hammer 1]

Hi Sapperstien, thank you very much. Great help!

[Mitch The Duck 4]

Thanks Sap!

Also Id gladly accept a bunch of ebooks to read 🙂

 

cheers,

MITCh 

[Hansabraun 7]

Thanks for the info!  Very cool of you to share.  I think there is a mistake; Scenario #2: Open price is between R3 and R4.  Wait for the price to go above S3 and then when it moves back below S3 again, sell or go short. Target will be S1,S2,S3 levels, and the stop loss will be above R4. Target S1, S2, and S3.  Something is off because if you go short from S3 then there is only S4 below for price targets, S1,S2, and S3 are above and could not be targets.  I'm betting that you meant R3 not S3.  Thanks again.  BTW, I've heard from a BBT trader named Jessie that he has made a scan for TOS that will find stocks with very compressed center pivot ranges.  in other words could breakout into trend days.  he said its been very successful the last 3 weeks only one red day.  Also he made a cheat sheet that kind of consolidates the info a little more.  Here it is if you're interested.

Pivot Point cheat sheet.pdf

[Sapperstien 74]

59 minutes ago, Hansabraun said:

Thanks for the info!  Very cool of you to share.  I think there is a mistake; Scenario #2: Open price is between R3 and R4.  Wait for the price to go above S3 and then when it moves back below S3 again, sell or go short. Target will be S1,S2,S3 levels, and the stop loss will be above R4. Target S1, S2, and S3.  Something is off because if you go short from S3 then there is only S4 below for price targets, S1,S2, and S3 are above and could not be targets.  I'm betting that you meant R3 not S3.  Thanks again.  BTW, I've heard from a BBT trader named Jessie that he has made a scan for TOS that will find stocks with very compressed center pivot ranges.  in other words could breakout into trend days.  he said its been very successful the last 3 weeks only one red day.  Also he made a cheat sheet that kind of consolidates the info a little more.  Here it is if you're interested.

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Hey dude. There could totally be a mistake. I copy pasta the Cam PP part of the cheat sheet from here. https://www.babypips.com/forexpedia/camarilla-pivot-points

[Hansabraun 7]

Ok, thanks for letting me know.

 

[Paul aka Aurbano 83]

For those interested in a deeper analysis of the classic pivots vs the camarilla pivots, here is an small document with graphic examples on the representation of both .... Download the .TXT file and change the extension to .XLSX

Includes: formulas with calculations and AMD charts as example

Pivots.txt

[You vs You 3]

Thank you, it's helpful understanding diff between both