What SAI measures
Silent Accumulation Intelligence (SAI) watches for quiet, patient accumulation, and its opposite, silent distribution, whether or not price has moved. It uses absorption, how long orders survive in the book, persistence and passive bid support.
Its core states include Structural Accumulation, Emerging Accumulation, Rotational Accumulation, Neutral, Silent Distribution, Market Drift, False Positive and Expansion Transition. Its phases are Building, Holding, Peaking, Weakening, Reversing and Neutralizing.
The regimes to know
Structural Accumulation means patient accumulation controls the structure. Emerging Accumulation means accumulation is just starting. Crowded and Fragile Accumulation warn that the accumulation is either too obvious or easy to break. Rotational Accumulation means accumulation is moving between assets. Distribution Break means distribution pressure now dominates and the accumulation thesis is invalidated.
Accumulation Intelligence: finding candidates
The Intelligence page shows the Accumulation Index across the market, Sector Rotation through SAI, Emerging Accumulation, the assets just entering an accumulation phase, SAI Top Ranking and Order Flow.
Accumulation Structure Analysis: one asset
On one asset, Volume Profile shows where volume actually traded, with the point of control and the value area, next to the State Probabilities for the next accumulation state.
Stealth Metrics Breakdown: the evidence
The Metrics page shows Silent Accumulation Analysis, Accumulation Structure, Accumulation Strength (Weak to Extreme), Accumulation Over Time, the Accumulation Absorption Ratio and Volatility Momentum.