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If the name Danton S. Long isn’t yet a household industry name, chances are it soon will be. That is, if Danton, achieves his goal of sharing innovative market analysis at TheTrendDetective.com.
Danton is a man of many talents. His unique skillset and vast experience in a broad range of industries has helped him develop new products and theories or find innovative ways to improve existing ones. His passion for learning and his willingness to try new things has helped him secure patents and to develop such innovative tools for market analysis as: The Danton Wave Theory, The Danton Shock Wave Principle, The Ratio Oscillator, The Danton Stop, and so much more.
Today, Danton is recognized globally for his unique approach to technical analysis. He is also credited with introducing a new development in how prices of futures and securities are charted, called "Momentum Bars," also known as "Range Bars." He has lectured extensively, and authored books sold worldwide. His work has also been featured in SFO magazine, Stocks & Commodities magazine and written about by other experts and professionals.
Whether it's developing a new product or finding an innovative way to improve others, Danton believes that in the spirit of sharing growth abounds and enables opportunity that does not otherwise exist.
So, sit back, relax and enjoy reading, A Study of Price in the Market and A Study of Market Trends today.
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The Price Point System
The Advanced Price Point System
Danton Stop
Ratio Oscillator
Danton Shockwave Principle
Momentum Bars
Danton Wave Theory
Trade Station
Ninja Trader
Ensign Trader
Neo Ticker
Meta Trader 4
ThinkorSwim
eSignal
Trade Navigator
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