September 13, 1982:

“The orthodox low for the wave count occurred on August 12 at 776.92 on a fifth wave failure, a rare and bullish occurrence.”

“No bear market rally I know of has had such good advance-decline figures.”

“Some incredibly large wave patterns may have been completed, patterns which have important implications…”

“If the market has indeed changed from ‘neutral’ to ‘up,’ then we have entered the first ‘buy and hold’ market since 1949.”

October 6, 1982:

“Super Bull Market Underway”

“October 6, 1982 will go down as a very important date in stock market history. The action on that date confirmed the beginning of a new bull market for Dow Industrial stocks on August 12.”

“The whole orientation of strategy will now have to change from one of aggressively trading the intermediate swings to purposefully accumulating stocks for a long upward pull.”

“Do not assume it is ‘too late’ to get invested for the long term.”

“The market may have 200 points behind it already, but it’s got a long way to go.”

October 5, 1987:

“The stock market is at a crossroads on a short term basis.”

“The case that Primary wave 4 will trace out a drop back to the 2300s remains valid.”

“The upside rate of change… has indicated a slowing of the advance… This is usually a bearish combination.”

“Both investors and traders should sell now.”

Interim Report – October 15, 1987:

“An emerging 2-week cycle is due to bottom October 19–20.”

February 22, 2000:

“The DJIA’s break of 10,355 confirms that a bear trend started at the 11,750 high of January 14… A third wave is underway… Support is 9375–9575… A significant slice through this lower support increases the odds for a crash.”

“The NASDAQ 100… has been wedging higher since the beginning of the year. Prices have been tracing out an ending pattern called a diagonal … Once an ending diagonal finishes, prices usually decline sharply.”

Interim Report – March 1, 2000

“The Dow averages, S&P 500 and New York Composite are now in sync to the downside. The NASDAQ 100 achieved the new high allowed for in our Interim Report but now sits on the cusp of a sharp reversal as the pattern traces out the final subdivisions of its fifth wave. A close beneath 4024 will align this last rising index with the rest of the market and signal the end of the mania.”

Interim Report – July 17, 2007:

“Aggressive speculators should return to a fully leveraged short position now. We may be early by a couple of weeks, but the market has traced out the minimum expected rise, and that’s enough to act upon.”

August 1, 2007:

“The transition from the Great Asset Mania to the Great Credit Contraction is confirmed by a turn down in the major stock indexes, which started “the great decline” following one more new high in July, as forecast here last month. Sentiment continues to view the credit bust as specific to the subprime area, but it should be global in scope. Near term, a relief rally may well be starting, but it should hold well beneath the July highs and lead to greater selling pressure.”

September 28, 2007:

“The July 17 Interim Report of The Elliott Wave Theorist identified the DJIA’s top tick to the day and advised a return to a fully bearish stance… the entire rally from 2002–2003 should be complete and bear market back underway.”

February 23, 2009:

“…over the past four months The Elliott Wave Theorist, The Elliott Wave Financial Forecast and the Short Term Update have repeatedly stated, without equivocation, that the market required a fifth wave down. There were no alternate counts. The Wave Principle virtually guaranteed lower lows, and now we have them.“

“If you are a slick trader, perhaps you can finesse the final waves or snag some more profits early tomorrow. But as for our official position, I recommend covering our short position at today’s close.“

March 1, 2009:

“Some measures of market sentiment are achieving pessimistic extremes, so the decline is likely reaching its latter stages… Once five waves are complete within wave (5), the odds will be high that a low is at hand.”

January 14, 2016:

“In the September 18, 2015 issue, EWT observed that the bear phase that began in May 2015 and accelerated in August was either the start of the biggest crash ever or part of a high-level correction that would lead to a new high…”

“The pattern so far has all the elements of a developing contracting triangle.”

“This decrease in internal intensity during an increase in external (price) movement is more compatible with wave C of a triangle than with a developing crash.”

“The critical area for wave C is about 16,000 on the Dow… Today’s low is 16,075.12.”

February 19, 2016:

“WAVE C OF TRIANGLE DONE”

“In line with the usual persistence of C waves, the pattern continued developing, finally finishing a double bottom last week, on February 11. On that day, the Dow registered a new daily closing low for 2016 but not a new intraday low.

“This is what happened on April 21, 1980 with respect to the preceding low of March 27, and the stock market rose from there. I think we can finally judge wave C… to be complete.”

“For the wave (4) labeling to remain viable, the Dow must hold above the low of February 11.”

October 2019:

“A major divergence between recent highs in three major U.S. stock indexes — the Dow Industrials, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ Composite — as well as various laggards such as the Dow Jones Transportation Average and the S&P Small Cap 600 Index … is a precursor to a significant stock market decline.”

November 2019:

“A record net-short position in futures contracts by Large Speculators on the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) suggests that an upcoming spike in volatility will wipe away the calm veneer.”

February 7, 2020:

“The Great Bull Market has become so entrenched that pundits use words such as raging and relentless to describe it (CNBC, January 18). One pundit projected a January rise and then an accompanying rally through the remainder of the year based on historical precedent. With a late January swoon, however, the Dow Jones Industrial Average began the year with a down month. It is a small hint at what we view as strong potential for a bearish surprise in 2020.”

February 21, 2020

“The S&P 500 appears to have completed wave 5 at 3393.52, the high on February 19. The decline to 3328.60, a low this afternoon, may be labeled as five waves. This impulse pattern is wave i of a larger five-wave declining structure. Wave ii will be a snapback rally that will likely last 1-3 days. When complete, the index will start wave iii down. … The other option is that a series of first and second waves have developed since the high, which implies acceleration of the declining trend next week. The recent highs on February 12-19 (Dow and S&P) are now a key level for the bearish case.”

February 24, 2020:

“Various news stories in print and on TV proffered myriad explanations for today’s selloff — Coronavirus, outbreaks in Italy, China’s economic slowdown, outbreaks in South Korea, weak potential for companies doing business in Asia, etc. — but none stand up to reality. All these supposed causes have been well known prior to today. The reason the market accelerated its decline is because it was at the point in the progression of its Elliott wave pattern that indicated a sharp drop.”

Interim Report – December 31, 2021:

“The December 23 Interim Bulletin postulated an expanding diagonal in progress for wave 5. It stated:

“This labeling calls for the Dow to pop to one more moderate new high in coming days, probably to a peak below the upper line, and then turn down…”

“Diagonals occur at the end of larger sequences. If this diagonal proves true, the market is poised to roll over directly into a bear market.”

January 5, 2022:

“Blue chip indexes appear to have topped in the first three trading days of January 2022. The S&P Composite made a closing high on the first trading day of the year, January 3, and an intraday high on January 4.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the NYSE Composite index each made a daily closing high on January 4 and an intraday high on January 5.

The last index to peak was the DJIA, at 12:32 p.m. today, 3.5 trading hours ago.”