Wayman Intelligence Glossary

Institutional Market Language for Predictive Economies

Wayman Institute operates a research-driven market intelligence desk for probabilistic markets, sports markets, and emerging prediction economies.

This glossary defines the proprietary language, indices, and frameworks used across the Wayman Intelligence Desk.

This is not betting terminology.

This is market infrastructure.

The Wayman Score™

A unified market intelligence framework built from four proprietary indices.

The Wayman Score™ synthesizes market structure, price behavior, probabilistic quality, and calibration confidence into a single decision-grade signal.

Used by:

  • Traders

  • Syndicates

  • Funds

  • Market operators

  • Prediction platforms

Proprietary Indices

WSQI — Wayman Shot Quality Index

How good was the shot?

Measures the intrinsic probabilistic quality of an outcome independent of market price.

Models situational context, execution difficulty, structural efficiency, and outcome expectation.

WPMI — Wayman Price Mechanics Index

How did the market price it?

Models bookmaker behavior, market-maker pressure, liquidity flow, and price discovery dynamics.

Identifies:

  • Mispricing

  • Steam moves

  • Suppressed value

  • Synthetic lines

WLSI — Wayman Live State Index

What is the true game state?

Tracks live market dynamics, tempo, leverage moments, volatility regimes, and regime shifts.

Used for:

  • In-game recalibration

  • Momentum inflection

  • Structural breaks

WECI — Wayman Evidence Calibration Index

How confident are we — and why?

Measures signal stability, historical accuracy, variance, regime alignment, and probabilistic integrity.

Produces:

  • Confidence bands

  • Risk weighting

  • Calibration grades

Market Architecture

Price Discovery

The process by which markets aggregate information into price.

Wayman models:

  • Order flow

  • Liquidity gradients

  • Market-maker behavior

  • Information asymmetry

Fair Odds

A probability-implied price derived from market structure, not public bias.

Used to benchmark:

  • Closing line value

  • Expected value

  • Execution efficiency

Signal

A probabilistic opportunity derived from structural mispricing.

Signals are:

  • Risk-weighted

  • Calibrated

  • Regime-adjusted

  • Execution-optimized

Execution Intelligence

The science of turning probability into realized edge.

Includes:

  • Timing models

  • Market pressure tracking

  • Line movement prediction

  • Liquidity mapping

 Market Regimes

Volatility Regime

The structural behavior of price movement over time.

Classified as:

  • Stable

  • Transitional

  • High-volatility

  • Dislocated

Behavioral Pricing

Market pricing distorted by public sentiment, recency bias, narrative pressure, or liquidity imbalance.

Wayman models behavioral overlays to isolate true probability.

Closing Line Value (CLV)

A measure of execution quality relative to final market price.

CLV is not profit.

CLV is process integrity.

Desk Infrastructure

Intelligence Desk

A live quantitative operation running continuously.

  • Markets monitored in real time

  • Models updated nightly

  • Signals recalibrated daily

  • Regimes tracked continuously

Desk Access

Institutional-grade access to Wayman models, signals, research, and market infrastructure.

Available via:

  • Wayman Core

  • Sigma Desk

  • Pro Desk

  • Institutional Desk

 Legal & IP Language

Proprietary Systems

The Wayman Score™, WSQI, WPMI, WLSI, and WECI are proprietary market intelligence systems developed by Wayman Institute.

All models, methodologies, and frameworks are protected under trade secret doctrine and intellectual property law

Wayman Institute does not sell picks.

Wayman Institute operates market infrastructure.

This glossary defines the language of predictive economies.