Support, resistance, ranges and the line where the hourly view stops working.
Updated · Spot 4,015.65 (-1.12, -0.03%)
Resistance
Price
Resistance
4,062.60
Daily classic pivot R2
4,036.00
4-hour swing high Fri 06:00
4,029.80
4-hour swing high Mon 10:00
4,028.10
Daily classic pivot R1
4,022.00
1-hour swing high Mon 04:00
4,018.70
Today high
Support
Price
Support
4,007.90
1-hour swing low Mon 15:00
4,003.70
1-hour swing high Sun 18:00
4,001.90
1-hour swing low Mon 03:00
4,001.50
Daily classic pivot P
3,988.10
1-hour swing low Mon 09:00
3,986.70
4-hour swing low Thu 22:00
Ranges, targets and invalidation
Previous day (2026-10-26)
High 4,029.77 · Low 3,976.67 · Close 4,016.77
Today
Open 4,017.47 · High 4,018.67 · Low 4,014.67
Targets
Up: about 4,018 to 4,020 (hourly classic R1 and R2 and the session high near 4,018.7), then 4,022 (1-hour swing high and hourly R3) and the previous day's high near 4,029.8. Down: about 4,012 to 4,014 (hourly S1 and S2), then 4,008 to 4,010 (hourly S3 and the 1-hour swing low), then about 4,001 to 4,004 (daily classic pivot and 1-hour swing levels).
Invalidation
An hourly close above about 4,022 strengthens the buy read toward 4,028 to 4,030; an hourly close below about 4,008 (Monday's 3 PM swing low) turns it back to sell toward 4,001 and 3,988.
1-hour swing highs
Time (Eastern)
Price
Fri Oct 23 09:00
4,035.97
Sun Oct 25 18:00
4,003.67
Mon Oct 26 04:00
4,021.97
Mon Oct 26 13:00
4,029.77
1-hour swing lows
Time (Eastern)
Price
Sun Oct 25 21:00
3,976.67
Mon Oct 26 03:00
4,001.87
Mon Oct 26 09:00
3,988.07
Mon Oct 26 15:00
4,007.87
4-hour swing highs
Time (Eastern)
Price
Wed Oct 21 06:00
4,146.37
Wed Oct 21 18:00
4,150.07
Fri Oct 23 06:00
4,035.97
Mon Oct 26 10:00
4,029.77
4-hour swing lows
Time (Eastern)
Price
Tue Oct 20 06:00
4,115.87
Tue Oct 20 18:00
4,109.77
Thu Oct 22 22:00
3,986.67
Fri Oct 23 10:00
3,974.87
Where the levels come from
Key levels combine swing highs and lows (bars that stand above or below their neighbours on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts),
the previous day's high, low and close, and daily classic pivots. Levels that several methods agree on tend to matter more.
A break of support that is followed by an hourly close below it is more meaningful than a brief spike through it.
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