Wong Y T: 8 books

The mystery of the Great Depression (1929-1932) is unraveled for the first time in plain language with no complicated mathematics and no abstract concepts. The root cause of the Great Depression for 3 years is explained and illustrated with Charts. I then analyze the soaring phase before the commencement...

The October Crash of 1987 has puzzled many analysts who (after more than 27 years) still regard it as a mystery. In fact, it is extremely easy to analyze. Using the same logical reasoning as applied in this article, we are able to explain (and forecast) many similar crises. Past occurrences include...

The book discusses medium term (1-3 months) plunging stock markets and their subsequent soaring phases, with precise timing. The scientific concept of Black Hole is applied in the predictions. Why do US stocks collapse in 2009 (Q1) shortly after the 2008 Financial Meltdown? Why do stocks soar thereafter...

The book starts with Prediction Charts one year before the Financial Meltdown of 2008. These Charts capture the steep declines of the Meltdown (many months before they happen). The declines are explained with meticulous care such that all readers can understand the logics. Exact timing is the forte...

This ebook expounds a newly developed analytical framework to help us understand Economic Crises, as reflected in the movements of U S stocks. The Financial Meltdown (2008), the October Crash (1987), and the Blitzkrieg (1940), to name only a few examples, are predictable months or years in advance...

This book deals with medium term explosive rises. After the 1929 Oct-Nov Crash, the Dow soars 48%. The termination of the Great Depression is marked by a 94% gain in 2 months. In the midst of the 1857 Panic, stocks sky-rocket 43% in 2 months. After the Fiscal Cliff of 2012 Q4, stocks rally 22.1/2%....

Sir Isaac Newton discovered gravity. Unbeknown to him, the gravitational forces could affect the decisions of investors (or speculators) – otherwise he could have saved his fortune during the bursting of the South Sea Bubble (1720). In our newly developed Theory of Evolution of the Solar System,...

During stock market crises, there are unexpected short term daily spikes exceeding 10%. There spikes are unexpected unless you have acquired the knowledge revealed in this book. The spikes discussed in detail are (1) 12.34% rise on 30 Oct 1929 during the Great Depression, (2) 10.15% rise on 21 Oct...