Amazon: prior-day high, low and close, floor-trader pivots and the 5- and 20-day ranges, worked out in code from the last full session. They don't move during the day.
● Levels for Mon, Nov 2, from the Fri, Oct 30 session · checked Sun, Nov 1, 10:08 PM ET
Nearest resistance
241.55
Prior-day high
Nearest support
237.09
Pivot
PDH / PDL: prior day's high and low · P, R1–R2, S1–S2: floor-trader pivot, resistance and support · 5D / 20D: the 5- and 20-day range.
Yesterday's map: what AMZN did with it
Marked before the Fri, Oct 30 open from the session before it. AMZN opened at 232.54, traded 229.36–241.55 and closed at 240.35: its range reached 3 of 10 levels.
A level being reached is not a call coming true; it shows where traders were paying attention. Daily bars only, so this doesn't say what happened first.
Level
Price
vs now
20-day high
265.34
+10.40%
5-day high
255.36
+6.25%
R2 (pivot)
249.27
+3.71%
R1 (pivot)
244.81
+1.86%
Prior-day high
241.55
+0.50%
Prior close
240.35
+0.00%
Pivot
237.09
-1.36%
S1 (pivot)
232.63
-3.21%
Prior-day low / 5-day low / 20-day low
229.36
-4.57%
S2 (pivot)
224.90
-6.43%
AMZN on the chart, with every level
Last 240.35, delayed quote, checked Sun, Nov 1, 10:08 PM ET.
Expected move: no usable options data for AMZN right now.
Premarket high/low, the 30-minute opening range and VWAP appear here during the session.
Weekly pivots from 2026-10-26 to 2026-10-30; monthly from 2026-10; 52-week range from the last 252 sessions. The bell opens a price alert at that level.
How often these levels were reached
Level (set the day before)
Reached
Closed back inside
R1 (pivot)
23 of 60 (38%)
7 of 23 (30%)
S1 (pivot)
31 of 60 (52%)
12 of 31 (39%)
Prior-day high
27 of 60 (45%)
13 of 27 (48%)
Prior-day low
30 of 60 (50%)
11 of 30 (37%)
AMZN's last 60 sessions (2026-08-07 to 2026-10-30), from daily highs, lows and closes. Past rates, not a forecast.
Sources: daily and 5-minute bars, delayed quotes and delayed options data. Educational, not financial advice.
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What the AI sees on AMZN right now
Bias, the pattern in play, the levels that matter and the line that would prove the idea wrong, in plain English.
Plain arithmetic from AMZN's daily bars, no guesswork: the classic floor-trader pivot (P = (high + low + close) / 3 of the last full session) with R1/R2 and S1/S2, the prior day's high, low and close, and the 5- and 20-day ranges. Levels within 0.05% of each other are merged. Traders watch these because many other traders watch them; a level is a place to pay attention, not a prediction.