A zone below or around price
It represents an area associated with an upward departure. In the Screener, demand is the positive side—not an instruction to buy.
Lesson 01 · Foundation
TickerMantis marks historical price areas where the chart showed a meaningful transition from pause to movement. The zone is a research aid—not proof of live resting orders and not a prediction of what price must do next.
Price pauses, then leaves an area with enough evidence for TickerMantis to preserve that area on the chart. The side of the departure determines whether the map labels it demand or supply.
It represents an area associated with an upward departure. In the Screener, demand is the positive side—not an instruction to buy.
It represents an area associated with a downward departure. In the Screener, supply is the negative side—not an instruction to sell.
The near edge is the first zone price approaches. The far edge defines the opposite boundary and helps show the zone’s width.
TM Screener evaluates the symbols in the selected TradingView watchlist and exposes one leading qualifying zone per symbol. You compare the outputs instead of opening every chart.
Choose one side when your review has a directional focus, or keep both sides visible for a neutral market scan.
The grade summarizes the engine’s current evidence. It helps prioritize attention; it does not estimate win probability.
Distance % lets you sort the watchlist so the zones nearest to current price rise to the top.
Does a demand zone mean “buy”?
No. It identifies the side and location of a mapped zone. Your decision still depends on context and risk.
Why sort by Distance %?
It brings the zones closest to current price to the top, reducing unnecessary chart review.