Dr Chart Mazen V2 TradingView indicator

TechTradesTT used an X post on May 15 to spotlight a TradingView indicator called Dr Chart Mazen V2, presenting it as a tool for traders who want candlestick, chart-pattern and support-resistance signals in one script. TradingView lists the indicator as “Dr Chart Mazen V2 [Abusuhil]” and labels it a protected-source script, meaning the underlying code is not publicly visible. The TradingView page says the script is based on the book “Technical Analysis Book” by Dr Chart Mazen. The X post referenced in the card could not be independently rendered through web access, but the TradingView listing confirms the indicator’s name, publisher handle and feature set. ### What does the TradingView listing say the script does? TradingView says Dr Chart Mazen V2 is a “comprehensive technical analysis toolkit” that detects and visualizes more than 60 candlestick patterns and chart formations. The page says the indicator covers single-candle setups, multi-candle reversal and continuation patterns, and larger chart structures in one package. (tradingview.com) The listing says 14 single-candlestick formations are included, among them doji variations, marubozu, hammer, inverted hammer, shooting star and hanging man. TradingView’s description says those patterns are identified only on confirmed bars and are designed not to repaint. ### Which multi-candle and chart formations are included? The TradingView page says the script identifies 26 multi-candle patterns split between bullish and bearish formations. (tradingview.com) The bullish list includes Piercing Line, Bullish Engulfing, Morning Star and Three White Soldiers, while the bearish list includes Dark Cloud Cover, Bearish Engulfing, Evening Star and Three Black Crows. The description says those signals require trend context, with bullish reversals tied to downtrends and bearish reversals tied to uptrends. TradingView also says the indicator draws 21 chart formations with colored fills. The listed bullish patterns include Ascending Triangle, Double Bottom, Inverse Head and Shoulders, Falling Wedge and Cup and Handle. The bearish side includes Descending Triangle, Double Top, Head and Shoulders, Rising Wedge and Bear Flag, while neutral formations include Rectangle, Diamond, Symmetrical Triangle, Pennant and Broadening Formation. (tradingview.com) ### How are targets, stop-loss levels and support-resistance shown? The TradingView description says Head and Shoulders patterns include neckline projection, target and stop-loss levels. The page also says flag patterns use pole-height measurements to project targets. The listing says support and resistance are displayed as zones, using boxes rather than single horizontal lines. (tradingview.com) TradingView’s description frames that as a more realistic way to represent price areas than a single level, though the page excerpt available through web access cuts off before detailing every setting in that section. ### Who published the script, and how visible is it on TradingView? (tradingview.com) TradingView identifies the publisher handle as abusuhil and marks the script as protected source. The page snapshot available through web access shows 278 users had added it to favorites, three public comments were visible, and the “Use on chart” count shown on the page was 1,505 at the time the page was fetched. (tradingview.com) The TradingView page also says every section is disabled by default, allowing users to switch on only the parts they want. That matters for a script with dozens of pattern types because it suggests the indicator is designed to be configured rather than run as a single always-on overlay. ### What can and cannot be verified from the social post? The May 15 reference in the card points to a TechTradesTT X thread that promoted the script with graphics and comparisons against price charts. (tradingview.com) The thread itself could not be rendered through available web access in this session, so details such as the exact wording, number of images or any performance claims in the post could not be independently confirmed here. The TradingView listing does verify the core product claims in the card: the existence of the Dr Chart Mazen V2 script, its association with the abusuhil account, and its stated features around candlestick patterns, chart formations, support-resistance zones, confirmation logic, targets and stop-loss guidance. TradingView continues to host the script under “Dr Chart Mazen V2 [Abusuhil],” where users can add it to a chart and review any future comments or updates on the listing page. (x.com) (tradingview.com)