Yes there is a technique I developed in the book Euro Crisis which used a national investment analysis model called the Morganist National Investment Analysis model. The model looks at the long term surpluses and deficits of countries and the overall debt to determine which countries have a successful free market economy and whether it is worth investing in shares in specific countries. The book Modern Applied Macroeconomics explains all of the different types of funds, pension schemes and annuities available. It also has a chapter on capital structure which explains the advantages of corporate bonds and how to eliminate risk in pension investment. Some of it will help with day trading but it is more geared to long term fund investment and portfolio risk elimination. Many of the techniques and recommendations have been adopted by the British government so I entitled the paper originally published in 2006 Modern Applied Macroeconomics because the government have used it so much.
You are right no one has reviewed them yet which is weird. The book Modern Applied Macroeconomics is the only macroeconomic book I know of that has a letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer thanking the author for the paper and stating his intention to use the work in the future and then enacting the application of the techniques which were proven to have worked. In short it completely changed macroeconomics in Britain and worked too. It is Modern Applied Macroeconomics. If you want to see the success look at my blog morganist economics and select the Success page. There is the evidence and the letter.
If you want to sell books, you need potential buyers to be convinced of the quality of your work. Unfortunately nobody knows you. You're not cited anywhere. You got no reviews for any of your books. A google search about you will point to elitetrader (where you try to sell your books) and your blog (where you also try to sell your books). What you need is external references! Get reviews on Amazon! Get cited in research reports! Good luck!
fortunately ( and unfortunately for day traders) MSCI singapore index SIMSCI will continue to be range bound till the chart says otherwise. It might behave like Nikkei where movement is very limited no matter how good / bad the market is
It is not just the books and the website it is the articles too. https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/author/peter-morgan/ The Huffington Post has stopped its open blog now so I can't write for them anymore. I was thinking about writing from Seeking Alpha. I have written for loads of places and write lots of letters too. The letters take most of my time at the moment.
No. I am Peter James Rhys Morgan. I have my own school of economic thought called Morganist Economics.