Top 10 Wavegenius Calls in the past decade!
This is a list of the top 10 calls I made over the years...All these calls were made using my advanced Elliott Wave and Fibonacci techniques that I mastered in the past 20 years..
1.) Front page article on TheStreet.com, Yahoo Finance and MSN Money about my S&P NASDAQ and DOW calls way back in 2013...S&P was about 1105 and I called 3565, DOW was about 12,000 and I called 33,137 and NASDAQ was 2400 and I called 8328...all these charts were hit and more!
(Reprinted article from thestreet.com)
Yes, that is right, the market is destined to explode to unfathomable levels, according to Ted Aguhob, a so-called master Elliottician. This isn’t the nescient ramblings of some fly-by-night Elliott Wave guy, a practice that many consider an outlier, lacking in scientific scrutiny, loosely mapped to Fibonacci sequence; a craft often maligned by the market calls of perma-bears like Bob Pretcher, who, like a broken clock, will eventually be right.No, Ted Aguhob has been calling the market highs and lows, with uncanny regularity and documented analysis, for many years. He’s just released his long-term forecasts for all the major indices, and it’s exciting. The calls are based on third-wave pattern breakouts that have depicted every major market move since the Great Depression.The Elliott Wave principle was developed by Ralph Nelson Elliott (1871-1948), an accountant who discovered underlying social patterns that affect wide ranges of human systems, including the stock market. The general principle is that things advance in waves; five waves up, followed by a corrective three waves down, and the pattern repeats.R.N. Elliott developed specific rules that described these waves and how to detect and measure them. The problem these days is that most Elliotticians overlook some of the key principles, and go off reinventing and curve-fitting waves to suit their own theories and biases.Since the ’20s, every market in every decade has made the greatest advances in third-wave moves (third of five). The measure of these moves have followed precisely as R.N. Elliott describes in his works. A third wave is confirmed after advancing from a corrective wave 2, and breaking the high established by wave 1. The extent of wave 3 is typically calculated as a Fibonacci ratio (the golden ratio 1.618), multiplied by the extent of wave 1; like this: Wave 3 = Wave 1 x 1.618.This works quite often within small timeframes, like days or weeks, but it’s less successful with multi-year cycles (years or decades) or multi-generational super cycles (40-70 years). The standard calculation would be considered conservative for cycles. Third-wave cycle moves are calculated in a slightly different manner, but still rely on the basic ratio.These super waves are calculated by using the ratio of the wave 1 move from where it began; then use that as a multiplicity factor, along with the golden ratio, and multiply that by the low of wave 2 to calculate the potential of the third wave. As mentioned earlier, you can use this method to accurately map out all major cycle and super cycle moves over the entire history of the markets.Well, right now we are in a major cycle that began with the market bottom of 2009, which started wave 1. We had a major wave 2 correction in late 2011, and now we are experiencing a third wave breakout that was confirmed in 2012. The extent of that third wave, according to Ted Aguhob’s calculations, is mind-boggling. So here are the conservative and target calls for market tops, prior to major wave 4 corrections, for each of the primary indices.
2.) in 2018, I traded TLRY AMZN and CGC short term calls from $52 to over $8400 in less than a month! Here's the screen shot of the actual real trades made and recorded on Profit.ly
3.) I called the extreme low of AAPL in this article and $1600 on this front page TheStreet.com article which was written by Ernie Varitimos. Everything happened and more!
(reprinted from TheStreet.com)
Apple: $1600 Target by End of 2014
What we are experiencing right now in the major indices is a massive third wave breakout in its very early stages. The interesting thing is that Apple normally leads the way in such market-wide events, but this time it’s a lagger.
It appears now that the pullback that has shook the Apple faithful, is actually a massive two wave. And looks like it may have bottomed, or come very close to bottoming. Upon closer scrutiny, the pullback off the all-time high of 705 has formed a classic ABC corrective wave. Normally the A wave equals the C wave, but in this case the C wave has truncated, turning up just short of the ideal formation.
Of course, Apple may still reach for this low, which measures to 390, before forming the third wave. But it’s not unusual for C waves to become truncated (ending prematurely), before starting another impulsive wave up.
There are several trigger points, over the next few weeks and months, that will confirm a third wave has started. It’s like climbing a ladder that gets easier as you reach each trigger. The first is minor resistance at 480, which is also 23.6% retracement. The second is retaking the neckline of a massive head and shoulder, which fueled the breakdown, that’s at 530, which represents 38.2% retracement, then 590, which represents 61.8% retracement.
The interesting thing about each of these levels, beside representing significant areas of consolidation and the exact tops of minor waves, is that they also represent perfect Fibonacci ratios. After each of these levels is taken out, the odds of a third wave confirming grows.
There’s no doubt that this call is very early, and anything can happen between now and then. But when taken in conjunction with our major index calls, it all falls into place. The timing of this move is not determinate, but advances usually move slower than declines, so we expect the call to be realized by the end of 2014.
— Written by Ernie Varitimos, author of the Apple Investor blog.
This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet’s regular news coverage.
I pinpointed the day and number of the AAPL bottom, as stated in this article (395 bottom, bottom was 395).
4.) On this chart AAPL was around 580 and I called 1387...this was December 2013 so this chart call easily hit and way more beyond that! This chart was published in my big 50,000 word ebook.
It was a simple 1-2-3 pattern after a deep retracement into a Wave 3 move, so seeing this pattern form was simple.
5.) On this chart TQQQ was only 111 and I called 237...again since this was 2013 not only did it hit 237 it waaay exceeded it! This is a chart published in my old 2013 ebook.
6.) I created this NFT which commemorated the huge bitcoin call i made back in 2019. Note: this was the EXACT price target low which hit and reversed from 4000 to 68,000(!)
8.) I called for CMG to almost double from 515 to 870 on this chart from Dec 2013 ebook...it not only hit that level but far exceeded it!
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