
Stocks Under Accumulation
Accumulation is buying pressure that builds while a stock is still quiet: volume showing up more on up days than down, the price holding its ground or carving higher lows, money flowing in. This board scores every liquid stock 0 to 100 on seven daily price-and-volume signals and ranks the ones being bought hardest right now. It is a descriptive read, not a prediction: heavy recent accumulation can just as easily cool off, so treat a high score as a place to start digging, not a buy signal. Open any name to see the same indicators plotted on its chart.
Is the cumulative up/down-volume line near its 60-day high? Volume leading price is the classic accumulation tell.
The range-weighted money-flow line trending up: closes landing near the high on real volume.
Are buyers in control of the tape over 20 days? +0.20 caps the score, -0.20 floors it.
Net up-close days on rising volume minus down-close days. The CANSLIM accumulation count.
Average volume on up days vs down days. Rewards volume showing up on green, not red.
Above the 50-day base and carving higher 20-day lows. Confirms the trend is intact.
Return vs the market (QQQ) over 20 sessions. +10% caps, -10% floors. Held neutral if unavailable.
Every weight and threshold above is the actual tuning surface in the scoring engine, shown here so the read is transparent rather than a black box. Scores refresh nightly after the close.
The Accumulation Score blends seven daily price-and-volume signals (OBV, A/D line, Chaikin Money Flow, accumulation days, volume-on-strength, price structure and relative strength) into one 0-100 read. Open any name to see the same indicators plotted on its chart. Refreshed nightly after the close.