Central Pivot Range (CPR) Indicator Explained | Daily, Weekly & Monthly Levels

What is the CPR Indicator? In this video, we explain Central Pivot Range (CPR) and how traders can study Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Tomorrow CPR levels on Dhan Charts and Dhan DEX. You’ll learn what the Central Pivot, Top Central Pivot and Bottom Central Pivot are, along with S1, S2, S3, R1, R2 and R3 levels. The video also demonstrates how multiple CPR timeframes can be viewed together without switching between different charts. Topics Covered What is CPR in trading? What is Central Pivot Range? Understanding Central Pivot, Top Pivot & Bottom Pivot S1, S2, S3 support levels R1, R2, R3 resistance levels CPR Daily CPR Weekly CPR Monthly CPR Tomorrow Using multiple CPR timeframes together Understanding CPR width and narrow CPR CPR for intraday trading CPR for swing trading CPR for positional trading Using CPR on Dhan Charts Using CPR on Dhan DEX Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:18 Why Support & Resistance Matter 00:26 Understanding Pivot Points 00:40 What is CPR? 00:57 Why One Timeframe May Not Be Enough 01:11 The Importance of Multi-Timeframe Analysis 01:35 Multi-Timeframe CPR on Dhan Charts 01:59 Four CPR Indicators on Dhan 02:15 CPR Daily 02:37 Understanding CPR Levels 02:45 Narrow CPR & Market Movement 02:52 CPR Weekly 03:32 CPR Monthly 03:55 Understanding S1 & R1 04:19 CPR Tomorrow, Daily, Weekly & Monthly 04:28 CPR Pivot Levels Explained 04:35 Using Multiple CPR Timeframes 04:52 CPR for Different Trading Styles 05:09 Using CPR to Study Potential Market Levels 05:39 CPR on Dhan Charts & Dhan DEX FAQs What is CPR in trading? CPR stands for Central Pivot Range. It is a price-based technical analysis tool consisting primarily of the Central Pivot, Top Central Pivot and Bottom Central Pivot. What are the three main levels in CPR? The three primary CPR levels are the Central Pivot, Top Central Pivot and Bottom Central Pivot. What are S1, S2 and S3 in CPR? S1, S2 and S3 are support levels that can be displayed alongside CPR. What are R1, R2 and R3 in CPR? R1, R2 and R3 are resistance levels that can be displayed alongside CPR. What is Daily CPR? Daily CPR provides CPR levels based on the relevant daily price data. What is Weekly CPR? Weekly CPR provides CPR levels based on weekly price data and can be used to study broader market levels. What is Monthly CPR? Monthly CPR provides longer-term pivot levels based on monthly price data. What is Tomorrow CPR? Tomorrow CPR refers to CPR levels calculated for the upcoming trading session using the relevant prior price data. Can CPR be used for intraday trading? Yes. CPR can be used as part of an intraday technical-analysis framework, alongside a trader's broader strategy and risk-management approach. Can CPR be used for swing and positional trading? Yes. Weekly and monthly CPR levels can be used to study broader price levels for swing and positional analysis. What is a narrow CPR? A narrow CPR refers to a relatively smaller Central Pivot Range. Traders may study CPR width alongside other market information, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed signal of a future move. Where can I use CPR indicators? The CPR indicators demonstrated in this video are available on Dhan Charts and Dhan DEX. #CPR #CPRIndicator #CentralPivotRange #CPRTrading #PivotPoints #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingIndicators #Dhan 📱 Download Dhan App and Start Investing & Trading in Stock Market. https://dhan.go.link/bdg4Y Disclaimer:- Investment in securities market are subject to market risks, read all the related documents carefully before investing. Raise Securities Pvt. Ltd. Registered Office: Unit No. 2201, 22nd Floor, Gold Medal Avenue, S.V. Road, Beside Patel Petrol Pump, Piramal Nagar, Goregaon West, Mumbai - 400104. Maharashtra, India. SEBI Registered Stock Broker (INZ000006031). Member of BSE (6593), NSE (90133), MCX 56320) and CDSL Depository Participant (IN-DP-289-2016). The securities quoted are exempla