Mean Reversion Entries (L3/H3)

The Camarilla L3 and H3 levels are often treated as highly reliable mean-reversion points. Detail the strategy: **Shorting at H3** or **Longing at L3** with a Stop-Loss placed *just beyond* H4 or L4.

Breakout Strategy (L4/H4)

If the price closes past H4 or L4, it signals a strong trend day. Use a **break-and-retest** strategy: enter the trade when the price retests the broken L4/H4 level, anticipating a continuation to R5/S5.

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Confluence occurs when a Pivot Point level aligns exactly with another major technical factor, dramatically increasing reliability.

• Confluence 1: Pivot + 200 EMA: A weekly S1 Pivot aligning with the 200-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on the H4 chart is a high-conviction reversal zone.
• Confluence 2: Pivot + Fibonacci: A Classic R2 Pivot aligning precisely with a **61.8% Fibonacci Retracement** of a previous swing move.
• Confluence 3: Pivot + Round Number: A Camarilla H3 aligning with a major psychological round number (e.g., 1.1000 for EUR/USD).

Stop-Loss Placement by Pivot Type

For **mean-reversion trades**, the Stop-Loss is usually placed just above R4 or below S4. For **breakout trades**, the previous pivot level acts as the protective stop.

Multi-Timeframe Analysis

Always check the **Daily Pivots** (for overall bias) before trading the **Intraday Pivots** (for entry). Trading against the daily bias is significantly riskier.