Six engines, six questions
Each Antick engine answers one question about the market. Knowing which question you have tells you which engine to open.
What kind of market is this, and how orderly is it? Market State Intelligence (MSI).
How is the crowd reading it, and is the mood ahead of price? Market Perception Intelligence (MPI).
Does the order flow look like quiet accumulation? Silent Accumulation Intelligence (SAI).
Is the order book real, or being played? Liquidity Behavior Intelligence (LBI).
Is this move backed by the higher timeframe? Smart Cross-TimeFrame Alignment (SCTA).
Which assets stand out against the whole market? Smart Market Overview & Discovery (SMOD).
The same four pages on every engine
MSI, MPI, SAI, LBI and SCTA share the same page types. The Intelligence page reads the whole market. Structure Analysis explains one asset in plain language. Metrics Breakdown shows every number behind the read. Multi-Timeframe shows the read on every timeframe at once. LBI adds Fake & Trap Detection, and SMOD has Discovery Intelligence, Regime & StateMap and Discovery Multi-Timeframe.
A simple order of reading
Start market-wide with SMOD or Market Ranking. Pick an asset, then read MSI for its structure, SCTA for timeframe support, MPI for the crowd, SAI for quiet positioning and LBI for the order book. You do not need every engine every time; stop when the picture is clear.
When engines disagree
Disagreement is information. A Healthy Trend on MSI with Fake Alignment on SCTA says the structure looks fine on your timeframe but is not backed higher up. Retail FOMO on MPI with Smart Accumulation fading says the crowd arrived late. Treat conflicting engines as a less settled read.