Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA and Microsoft stocks: real bars and the 25 October 2026 snapshot

Instrument, source and corporate adjustments

All four series are Nasdaq equities in USD; the provider timezone is America/New_York. O/H/L/C mean open/high/low/close from the daily quote array, not current regularMarketPrice or after-hours prices. Yahoo labels Close as split-adjusted and Adj Close as also incorporating dividends/distributions. We do not substitute Adj Close into individual OHLC fields or apply old splits again. Source binary floats are normalized to 0.01 using ROUND_HALF_UP, with no other price transformation; original JSON is retained.

The events in the table are verifiable historical references outside the October 2026 window. They explain why a series basis needs checking, but do not replace actual bars or automatically explain their moves. With another provider, reconcile its entire OHLC and volume methodology. The fragment and boundaries were selected retrospectively: this is neither a forecast published on 9 October nor a trading backtest. Table V is provider-reported volume, not established participant identity or aggressor direction.

• Yahoo: Close and Adj Close
• Issuer: historical corporate event
• Issuer: historical corporate event
• Issuer: historical corporate event
• Issuer: historical corporate event

Apple / AAPL: real history with a separate later reveal

For Apple (AAPL), the historical replay ends at completed row 2026-10-09, C=336.64. Only earlier rows 2026-10-01–2026-10-08 define U=341.57 and L=325.81: U is their highest H and L their lowest L. The cutoff close remains inside that selected range. The selected local anchor H=341.57 on 2026-10-08 becomes checkable only after row 2026-10-09: our convention requires one completed neighboring bar on each side and a strictly more extreme value. This is a local price check, not a wave-number assignment.

Later rows are revealed separately without changing those historical boundaries. First later C>U: 2026-10-14 · C=342.96; first C<L: not observed in the retained continuation. These are observations through the last saved bar, not future promises. The window was chosen retrospectively, so the result is not a forecast genuinely published then or a trading return. Two dates matter: the 8 October H341.57 is checkable on the 9th, while the 9 October L330.70 is checkable only after the 12th. The low’s confirmation cannot be moved back to the 9th. The final H351.73 on 23 October has no completed right neighbor in our file yet.

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Issuer: historical corporate event

Tesla / TSLA: real history with a separate later reveal

For Tesla (TSLA), the historical replay ends at completed row 2026-10-09, C=382.70. Only earlier rows 2026-10-01–2026-10-08 define U=383.33 and L=353.80: U is their highest H and L their lowest L. The cutoff close remains inside that selected range. The selected local anchor L=368.03 on 2026-10-08 becomes checkable only after row 2026-10-09: our convention requires one completed neighboring bar on each side and a strictly more extreme value. This is a local price check, not a wave-number assignment.

Later rows are revealed separately without changing those historical boundaries. First later C>U: 2026-10-21 · C=386.47; first C<L: not observed in the retained continuation. These are observations through the last saved bar, not future promises. The window was chosen retrospectively, so the result is not a forecast genuinely published then or a trading return. The 16 October bar has both a local H370.50 and L349.33 relative to its neighbors, checkable only after the 19th. OHLC does not reveal which extreme occurred first intraday. They cannot be joined as two supposedly ordered subwaves without finer data.

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Issuer: historical corporate event

NVIDIA / NVDA: real history with a separate later reveal

For NVIDIA (NVDA), the historical replay ends at completed row 2026-10-09, C=229.28. Only earlier rows 2026-10-01–2026-10-08 define U=243.37 and L=228.16: U is their highest H and L their lowest L. The cutoff close remains inside that selected range. The selected local anchor H=243.37 on 2026-10-06 becomes checkable only after row 2026-10-07: our convention requires one completed neighboring bar on each side and a strictly more extreme value. This is a local price check, not a wave-number assignment.

Later rows are revealed separately without changing those historical boundaries. First later C>U: not observed in the retained continuation; first C<L: 2026-10-12 · C=226.32. These are observations through the last saved bar, not future promises. The window was chosen retrospectively, so the result is not a forecast genuinely published then or a trading return. The 6 October H243.37 is checkable after the 7th; the first later close below old L228.16 occurs on the 12th. In the latest snapshot C210.96 is also below the separate prior L211.26. These are two dated price facts, not proof of a completed five or the cause of the decline.

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Issuer: historical corporate event

Microsoft / MSFT: real history with a separate later reveal

For Microsoft (MSFT), the historical replay ends at completed row 2026-10-09, C=535.07. Only earlier rows 2026-10-01–2026-10-08 define U=535.69 and L=512.17: U is their highest H and L their lowest L. The cutoff close remains inside that selected range. The selected local anchor L=518.79 on 2026-10-08 becomes checkable only after row 2026-10-09: our convention requires one completed neighboring bar on each side and a strictly more extreme value. This is a local price check, not a wave-number assignment.

Later rows are revealed separately without changing those historical boundaries. First later C>U: 2026-10-12 · C=541.15; first C<L: not observed in the retained continuation. These are observations through the last saved bar, not future promises. The window was chosen retrospectively, so the result is not a forecast genuinely published then or a trading return. After the first C541.15>535.69 on 12 October, price reaches H551.15 on the 13th, locally checkable after the 14th. Yet the latest C524.51 is below that early breakout level again. A historical break guarantees no lasting continuation and assigns no wave degree.

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Issuer: historical corporate event

Stock rules: declare a testable count first

A ticker creates no special Elliott rules for Apple or Tesla. For the selected strict ordinary impulse on one price basis, first assign dated P0…P5 and inspect direction, internal 5–3–5–3–5 and parent context. In an advance, two does not return to P0, three exceeds P1 and is not shorter than both other motive legs, and four remains outside wave-one territory; reverse price inequalities for a decline. A diagonal has a separate definition. The table gives conditional checks, not a claim that these roles were found in the October data. Lengths here use one linear price currency; another scale requires a separate convention. L1=|P1−P0|; L3=|P3−P2|; L5=|P5−P4|.

One-neighbor local anchors do not establish subdivisions. If P5 is not yet chosen and available at the cutoff, the final length comparison is unavailable; do not invent a point. Do not adjust one convenient anchor for a corporate action while leaving others on the old basis. Compare the published real TWSE2330 case: 560>555 rejects that particular downward ordinary impulse, and a later decline cannot restore it. No complete assigned count is supplied for these four stocks: roles and degree remain unresolved despite verified prices and dates.

• EWI: impulse and motive-wave definitions
• EWI: impulse and motive-wave definitions
• Published real historical TWSE2330 case

25 October 2026 snapshot: latest bars and boundary scenarios

As prepared on 25 October 2026, the last retained daily bar for these four stocks is 23 October. C comes from the OHLC array, not the changing current-quote field. Each instrument has its own U=max(H) and L=min(L) over 1–22 October, excluding the final bar. Do not transfer levels between companies. AAPL347.73, TSLA372.22 and MSFT524.51 are inside their prior ranges; NVDA210.96 is below its L211.26. These are actual states of selected price conditions, not established wave roles.

For the next completed bar retain three branches: C_new>U means investigate a developing advance; C_new<L means investigate a decline or corrective alternative; L≤C_new≤U leaves the selected range unresolved. These are boundary scenarios, not target prices or a probability forecast. Crossing U/L is no universal Elliott invalidation: a specific count needs its own anchors, degree and subdivisions. AAPL’s 23 October H351.73 exceeds U348.36, but C347.73 is below U: an intrabar breach differs from a close condition. New bars can change the picture; this saved snapshot is not rewritten retrospectively.

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows

Sources and limits

• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows
• Price source: retained daily rows