Our Elliott Wave Track Record
A public record of our past wave calls. Each entry shows the market, date, the call, its target and invalidation level, and what happened next. We include misses as well as hits.
All calls
Why we publish a track record
Anyone can show a chart after the fact. A dated record of calls made in advance, including those that failed, is the only honest way to judge an analyst. We follow the grading rules described in our methodology.
How to read this page
A hit means price reached the first target before the invalidation level. A miss means the invalidation level was reached first. Past results do not guarantee future performance.
Frequently asked questions
How are calls graded?
A hit reaches the first target before the invalidation level. A miss reaches the invalidation level first.
Do you remove failed calls?
No. Every closed call stays on the record.
Do past results predict future results?
No. They show how our method has performed, but markets change.
Educational content only. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Trading involves risk and you can lose money. Elliott Wave counts are probabilities, not certainties. Read our full disclaimer and affiliate disclosure.
