Valid, with less combined evidence
Fair zones remain useful context. They simply rank below Good and Best under the engine’s current assessment.
Lesson 04 · Quality
Fair, Good and Best rank evidence—not outcomes. TickerMantis compresses several observations about a zone into a readable quality band. The labels help compare zones quickly, while the deeper implementation stays inside the engine. None of the labels predicts what price will do next.
Every displayed zone has already passed the engine’s validity checks. The grade helps order the remaining evidence; it does not divide “winning” and “losing” zones.
Fair zones remain useful context. They simply rank below Good and Best under the engine’s current assessment.
Good zones sit in the middle band and can be included when a Best-only screen is too narrow.
Best is the strongest relative grade TickerMantis assigns. It is still not a forecast, probability or instruction.
A faraway Best zone may be less relevant to today’s session than a nearer Good zone. The Screener lets you combine both dimensions instead of relying on one label.
Use Best only for a narrow list, Good + Best for a broader review, or all grades when you want the full valid map.
Sort Distance % ascending after applying the quality filter. The shortlist now reflects both evidence and relevance.
Open the leading results in Pro. Quality is one input; trend, location, width and your own risk process still matter.
Keeping these boundaries clear makes the tool more useful and prevents false precision.
A higher label does not state a known chance that price will reverse or that a trade will work.
The grade is an analytical output. It does not tell you to buy, sell, size a position or set a target.
Lifecycle events can change a zone’s current standing, and invalid zones leave the active map.
Does Best guarantee the strongest reaction?
No. Best is the highest current evidence band, not a guaranteed outcome.
Why combine quality with distance?
Quality prioritizes the zone’s evidence; distance prioritizes its current relevance to price.