TradingView has introduced an AI Screener feature in public beta that converts natural language requests into ready-made stock screens within seconds. The tool, accessible via the Stock Screener’s filter panel by clicking the AI icon or pressing Shift + A, eliminates the need for manual filter configuration by mapping user descriptions directly to screening parameters and result layouts.
- Availability: All paid TradingView plans; Stock Screener only during beta
- Key Feature: Automatically selects filters, columns, and sorting based on user input
- Language Support: All languages supported; best results in English
- Current Limitations: Mobile not supported; excludes asset classes beyond stocks during beta
- Template Requests: Pre-built request templates available at no cost toward monthly balance
The feature interprets broad investment criteria into actionable screens. Users requesting “dividend blue chips to hold for decades” or “S&P 500 stocks near 52-week lows with positive free cash flow” receive populated results tables with relevant columns positioned and data sorted by priority. The system handles typos and offers rephrasing suggestions when requests cannot be mapped to available metrics. Geographic filters function automatically; searching for “companies in India with the highest market cap” applies India market selection and market cap thresholds without additional input.
Transparency is built into the tool’s design. Users can view explanations for each applied filter, understand sorting logic, and see which columns were added to accommodate their query. Manual filter settings remain preserved unless explicitly overridden by the AI request; the selected market likewise persists unless the prompt specifies otherwise.
The screener includes pre-built templates, “Stocks with golden cross pattern today” and “Small caps that just reported earnings,” among others, that users can browse or filter by keyword. Template usage does not count against monthly request limits, providing cost-free exploration for users across all paid subscription tiers. The feature is currently provided as-is during its beta phase, with request limits subject to change and potential service interruption noted in the company terms.
TradingView is a web-based financial charting and analysis platform serving active traders and investors globally with real-time market data, screening tools, and community-driven insights.
