Elliott Wave · NinjaTrader 8 · Market Analyzer · Tutorial

Mirra Master EW Scanner — User Tutorial

Run the Mirra Master Elliott Wave engine across your whole watchlist — eleven scan modes, five signal filters, ranked by a click.

11scan modes

5filters

OIregime

100+symbols

New in the October 2026 release

What’s new in Mirra Master EW Scanner

The wave engine across your whole watchlist — now with Custom Rules and family alerts.

ModesEleven scan modesDashboard, Signal, WavePhase, PTI, XTL, HTF bias, Confidence and more.See how it works →RulesCustom RulesRules on 14 wave sources — confidence, PTI, setup probability, OI regime and more.See how it works →AlertsScan alertsFamily 09. Alerts group with cooldown, sound and live-only firing.See how it works →FiltersDedicated setup scannersType 1, Type 2, TS family or DP/VS only.See how it works →

New to this? Start here

The Elliott Wave engine, run on every symbol you follow. Instead of opening fifty charts, you get one grid where each row is an instrument.

1
Add the scanner column
In Market Analyzer, add MirraMasterEWScanner and set a data series.
2
Start with Signal mode
It shows the freshest graded setup for each symbol.
3
Click the header to rank
Fresh A+ longs rise to the top; shorts sink to the bottom.
4
Add a few more modes
WavePhase, PTI and OIRegime beside Signal make a full dashboard.
5
Open the chart to decide
The scanner narrows the list; the chart indicator makes the decision.

Your first ten minutes: begin with ten to twenty symbols you actually trade, one Signal column and one WavePhase column. Add more only when you find yourself missing them.

Signature features · Mirra Master EW Scanner

What this indicator does that others do not

The 6 capabilities traders notice first. Each one links straight to its documentation below.

01ModesEleven scan modesDashboard, Signal, WavePhase, PTI, XTL, HTF bias and more.Read more →02RankSortable everywhereEvery mode writes a value you can rank with one click.Read more →03FiltersDedicated setup scannersTurn a column into a Type 1, Type 2, TS or DP/VS scanner.Read more →04Only on MirraOI regime across the listWhere new money is entering, from Accelpix Open Interest.Read more →05EngineSame engine as the chartA signal on the scanner is exactly what the chart shows.Read more →06F&OLot-awareDetects each instrument’s lot automatically.Read more →

Free series · Accelpix subscribers

Free with every Accelpix plan

Mirra Master Elliott Wave and the EW Scanner ship together in one installer and are free for every Accelpix subscriber. The Open Interest regime additionally needs an active Accelpix OI data subscription.

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Overview

In plain wordsThe wave read of every symbol you follow, on one screen.

Mirra Master EW Scanner brings the Mirra Master Elliott Wave engine into NinjaTrader’s Market Analyzer as a column. It computes wave phase, PTI, trend, confidence and graded setups for every row, live — so you spot the best opportunities across your whole universe at a glance.

It runs the identical engine as the chart indicator, and its engine parameters mirror the chart’s, so a signal on the scanner is exactly what you would see on the chart. The scanner narrows the universe; the chart makes the decision.

Getting started

In plain wordsInstall once, add the column, set a data series.

Download and install

Download. Get Mirra_Master_Elliott_Wave+Scanner_NT8.exe from the MirraCharts Downloads page or download it directly. One installer contains both the indicator and the scanner.
Close NinjaTrader completely — the whole platform, not just the chart. Installing while it is running is the most common cause of setup problems.
Run the installer and follow the prompts. It places everything where NinjaTrader expects it.
Start NinjaTrader. The first launch prepares the product automatically and may take a few extra seconds.
Activate your licence. Open Help → About, copy your Machine ID, and email it to [email protected] from your registered Accelpix address. If settings open but nothing draws, activation is the first thing to check.
Enable Open Interest (optional). The OI regime needs Pix Connect and an active Accelpix OI data subscription. Without it the OI lines stay blank and safe; everything else works normally.

Build your scanner

Create a Market Analyzer. Control Center → New → Market Analyzer.
Add your instruments as rows — your watchlist, F&O universe or index constituents.
Add the column. Right-click → Columns… → select MirraMasterEWScanner → Add.
Pick a scan mode. In the column’s properties choose the Scan Mode — start with Signal.
Set the data series. Wave analysis needs bar history per instrument, just like a chart — for example 5-minute bars with 5–10 days loaded.
Repeat for each mode you want to see. One column = one mode.

Reading it

In plain wordsSort a column and your best candidates rise to the top.

Ranking your watchlist

Every mode writes a sortable value, so clicking the column header ranks the whole list — the scanner’s most powerful feature.

Signal mode: the highest-probability fresh long setups float to the top and short setups to the bottom.
PTI or Confidence mode: the strongest structures group together.
OIRegime mode: long buildups rank highest, short buildups lowest.

Make it visual. Right-click a column → Conditions to colour cells, and Alerts to play a sound when a condition is met.

Warming up

Right after loading, cells show warming n/n while each instrument’s history arrives. This is normal; the count needs completed swings before it can read the wave.

Scan modes

In plain wordsEach column shows one view of the wave engine.

The scan modes

Choose the mode in group 02. Display → Scan mode. Each column shows one mode; add the column again for another.

Dashboard

Summary

What it does: One-line summary: setup | wave phase | PTI | XTL | confidence.
Why it matters: The whole read for each symbol in one cell — the best first column.

Signal

Graded setup

What it does: The freshest graded setup within the lookback, e.g. TS3 LONG [A+] (2b, 78%) — type, direction, grade, bars ago and probability.
Why it matters: Sort it and the best fresh longs rise to the top, shorts to the bottom.

WavePhase

Where in the wave

What it does: The current Elliott phase, e.g. WAVE 3 UP or WAVE 4 PULLBACK.
Why it matters: Find every symbol in a strong wave 3 or a wave 4 pullback at once.

PTI

Green above 35

What it does: Profit-Taking Index — green above 35, red below.
Why it matters: Tells you if the trend still has room for another push.

XTL

UP · DOWN · FLAT

What it does: Trend state: UP (blue), DOWN (red) or FLAT.
Why it matters: Trade with the trend and skip the choppy names.

HTFBias

Bigger picture

What it does: Higher-timeframe trend bias.
Why it matters: Check that the bigger trend agrees before you act.

Confidence

0–100%

What it does: Wave-count confidence, 0–100%.
Why it matters: Rank symbols by how clean their wave count is.

Oscillator

5 / 35

What it does: The 5/35 oscillator value.
Why it matters: Spot momentum peaks and divergence across the list.

TradeState

Live R multiple

What it does: Live trade-module status with the current R multiple.
Why it matters: Monitor every open trade from one grid.

LotSize

F&O lot

What it does: The detected F&O lot and where it came from.
Why it matters: Confirm the lot used for position sizing on each symbol.

OIRegime

Needs Accelpix OI

What it does: Long buildup, short buildup, short covering or long unwinding.
Why it matters: See where new money is entering across the whole list.

CustomRules

Your own rules

What it does: Which of your custom rules are true right now, e.g. “R1 R3”, or “ALL” / “2/3” with ALL logic.
Why it matters: Your own scan logic, without writing code (see Custom Rules).

SeriesInfo / Diag

Support only

What it does: The data series and engine fingerprint behind the column.
Why it matters: Use only when support asks — it helps diagnose data issues quickly.

Signal filters

In plain wordsTurn a Signal column into a scanner for one family of setups.

The five signal filters

AllSetups

Default

What it does: Every setup type.
Why it matters: The broadest scan — start here.

Type1Only

End of wave 4

What it does: A dedicated Type 1 scanner — end-of-wave-4 entries across the watchlist.
Why it matters: Join a trend at the start of wave 5.

Type2Only

Wave 5 exhaustion

What it does: A dedicated Type 2 reversal scanner.
Why it matters: Find tired trends that may be about to turn.

TsFamily

TS1–TS4

What it does: A-B-C correction terminations.
Why it matters: Catch the end of a correction and the trend resuming.

DpAndVs

DP + volume spike

What it does: Decision Point and Volume Spike setups.
Why it matters: Fast setups at key turning points backed by volume.

Add several Signal columns side by side, each with a different filter, to watch Type 1, Type 2 and TS setups separately.

Settings

In plain wordsThree groups to know: the engine (01), what the column shows (02) and alerts (09).

02. Display — what the column shows

Scan mode

Default Dashboard

What it does: What this column displays (see Scan modes).
Why it matters: One column, one view — add several columns to build a full dashboard.

Signal filter (Signal mode)

Default AllSetups

What it does: Limits Signal mode to one setup family.
Why it matters: Turns a column into a dedicated scanner, e.g. only Type 1 entries.

Signal lookback (bars)

Default 20

What it does: How many bars back a setup still counts as fresh.
Why it matters: Shorter = only brand-new setups; longer = more candidates.

Lot detection mode

Default AutoFromVolume

What it does: How the F&O lot is found — automatically from live volume, or manually.
Why it matters: Correct lots on a mixed watchlist with no manual setup.

Manual lot size

Default 0

What it does: 0 = use the automatic lot; any other number forces that lot.
Why it matters: Override the lot only when an instrument is detected wrongly.

Show only A+ / A grades

Default off

What it does: Hides B-grade setups from the Signal column.
Why it matters: Keeps only the strongest setups in front of you.

01. Data & Calculation — the wave engine

These mirror the chart indicator’s engine settings (swing ATR period 14, swing deviation 2×ATR, major degree 5×ATR, wave 4 overlap 17%, and so on). Keep them identical to your chart so the scanner and the chart always agree — see the engine defaults table.

Custom Rules

In plain wordsWrite your own “tell me when…” rules on the wave engine’s numbers, without code.

let you build your own scans and alerts on top of the scanner’s numbers — without writing code. Each column carries five rule slots. A rule reads one value, compares it with your number over a time window you choose, and lights up the CustomRules cell (and, if you like, raises an alert) the moment it becomes true.

How a rule is built

Source / metricNew

Rule N · source

What it does: The value the rule watches — one of 14 wave-engine sources (table below).
Why it matters: Any number the scanner already calculates can become an alert, so you are not limited to the built-in events.

OperatorNew

Rule N · operator · Off = rule disabled

What it does: How the value is tested — greater than, crosses above, flips sign, rises by, stays above for, and more (table below).
Why it matters: Lets one setting express ideas like “delta turned positive in the last 10 minutes”.

Value and Value 2New

Rule N · value

What it does: The number to compare with. Value 2 is only used by Between and Outside, which need a range.
Why it matters: Keeps simple rules simple and range rules possible.

Lookback (minutes)New

0–390 · default 10 · 0 = previous bar

What it does: How far back the rule looks for crosses, flips, changes, highs, lows and persistence.
Why it matters: The same rule can be fast (5 min) or slow (60 min) without changing the metric.

NameNew

shown in the alert text

What it does: A short label you choose, e.g. “Bull flip”. It appears in the Alerts Log message.
Why it matters: You know which of your rules fired without opening the settings.

AlertNew

Rule N · alert · on/off

What it does: Whether this rule raises a NinjaTrader alert when it becomes true.
Why it matters: Use a rule silently as a filter column, or loudly as an alarm.

Rule logicNew

ANY or ALL

What it does: ANY lights the cell when at least one rule is true (“R1 R3”). ALL needs every active rule true at once (“ALL”, or “2/3” while waiting) and sends one combined alert.
Why it matters: ALL turns several simple rules into one precise setup.

Rules active from / toNew

HHMM · 0/0 = always

What it does: The time of day the rules are allowed to fire, e.g. 0930 to 1500.
Why it matters: Keeps the opening auction or the last minutes out of your alerts.

The rule operators

Operator	True when…	Example
GreaterThan / LessThan / EqualTo	The value is above, below or equal to your number right now.	AiScore > 40
CrossesAbove / CrossesBelow	The value moved through your number since the lookback.	Confidence crosses above 70
FlipsNegativeToPositive / FlipsPositiveToNegative	The sign changed in that direction within the lookback.	Delta flips negative to positive in 10 min
ChangesSign	The sign changed either way within the lookback.	Cumulative delta changes sign
RisesBy / FallsBy	The value rose or fell by at least your amount over the lookback.	Big trade count rises by 3 in 5 min
ChangesByPercent	The value changed by at least your percentage over the lookback.	Session OI changes by 2%
Between / Outside	The value sits inside, or outside, the range Value to Value 2.	PTI between 30 and 40
NewHighInWindow / NewLowInWindow	The value is the highest, or lowest, it has been in the lookback window.	Delta makes a new 30-min high
StaysAboveFor / StaysBelowFor	The value has held above, or below, your number for the whole lookback.	AiScore stays above 20 for 15 min
PercentRankAbove / PercentRankBelow	Today’s value ranks above, or below, that percentile of the lookback window.	Volume in the top 10% of the last hour

What a rule can watch

Source	What it reads
Confidence	Wave-count confidence, 0–100
Pti	Profit-Taking Index
Oscillator	The 5/35 Elliott oscillator
XtlDirection	XTL trend: +1 up, −1 down, 0 flat
HtfDirection	Higher-timeframe trend direction
PhaseDirection	Direction of the current wave phase
SetupProbability	Probability of the freshest setup
SetupDirection	+1 long, −1 short setup
SetupAge	Bars since the setup appeared
TradeDirection	Direction of the trade module’s open trade
TradeR	Open trade result in R
OiRegime	OI regime: 1 long buildup, 2 short buildup, 3 short covering, 4 long unwinding
MajorCount	Waves counted on the major degree
PivotCount	Swing pivots in the count

Example rules you can copy

Goal	Rule set-up
Clean count, tired trend	R1 Confidence > 70 · R2 Pti < 35 · logic ALL
Fresh high-probability setup	R1 SetupProbability > 65 · R2 SetupAge < 3 · logic ALL · name “Fresh setup”
Trend just turned up	R1 XtlDirection FlipsNegativeToPositive (30 min)
New money behind the wave	R1 OiRegime EqualTo 1 · R2 PhaseDirection > 0 · logic ALL

Alerts

In plain wordsThe grid calls you when a setup or rule fires — only for what you switched on.

09. Alerts — settings

Enable scan alerts

Default on

What it does: Master switch for this column’s alerts.
Why it matters: Turn alerts off on columns you only use for ranking, so the log stays clean.

Alert cooldown (min, per event)

Default 5

What it does: How long the same event waits before it can alert again on the same symbol.
Why it matters: Stops a choppy symbol from repeating the same alert every bar.

Alert sound (blank = silent)

Default Alert2.wav

What it does: The sound played with each alert.
Why it matters: Give each column its own sound so you know which scan fired without looking.

Alerts appear in NinjaTrader’s Alerts Log (Control Center → New → Alerts Log) with the instrument and the message, for example “Mirra EW: price entered MOB () zone” or “Trade module: TS4 SHORT stopped (−1.0R)”. They fire on live bars only.

Open Interest

In plain wordsSee where new money is entering across your whole list.

OIRegime mode

Value	Meaning
Long buildup	Price up, OI up — new buyers committing.
Short buildup	Price down, OI up — new sellers committing.
Short covering	Price up, OI down — shorts closing.
Long unwinding	Price down, OI down — longs exiting.

Workflows

In plain wordsThree dashboards that work well.

Building a dashboard

Dashboard	Columns	Finds
Morning shortlist	Signal (sorted), WavePhase, PTI, OIRegime	Fresh graded setups with the wave and positioning behind them.
Trend joiner	Signal with Type1Only, XTL, HTFBias	End-of-wave-4 entries that agree with the higher timeframe.
Exhaustion watch	Signal with Type2Only, PTI, Oscillator	Fifth waves running out of steam.

Open the chart indicator on the top few rows to confirm and plan the trade.

Troubleshooting

In plain wordsMost problems are a missing data series or activation.

Blank or warming cells

warming n/n — history is still loading. Increase the days to load on the column’s data series.
Blank cells — check the column has a data series, the instrument has data, and the licence is activated.
Scanner and chart disagree — make sure the engine parameters and the bar type match on both.
Blank OIRegime — needs an Accelpix OI data subscription.

FAQ

Common questions

In plain wordsWhat traders ask when they first scan a whole list.

Do I install the scanner separately?

No. The same installer adds both the indicator and the scanner.

How many columns should I use?

Four to six modes stay readable. Start with Signal and WavePhase, then add what you miss.

Can I scan only one type of setup?

Yes — set Signal mode and choose a Signal filter such as Type1Only or TsFamily.

Why do F&O values look different?

Sizing uses the detected lot. Use LotSize mode to see which lot the scanner detected.

Is it free?

Yes — free for every Accelpix subscriber, together with the indicator.

Ready to run Mirra Master EW Scanner on your charts?

Download the single installer for the indicator and the scanner, then activate with your Machine ID. Free for every Accelpix subscriber; the Open Interest regime needs an active Accelpix OI data subscription.

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