Are the Sovereign Quant books investment advice?

No. They are software-licensing doctrine. Not AFSL advice, not a product disclosure statement, and not a signal.

How much do Volume I and Volume II cost?

A$19.90 each via Stripe on sovereignquant.com.au. They are also sold on Google Play.

What is the difference between Volume I and Volume II?

Volume I (Black & Gold) is the judgement: why a workstation is only sovereign when architecture makes certain control impossible. Volume II (Red Sovereign) is the machinery: agents, risk gates, and the workflow from data to report or veto.

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John Morgan · Sovereign Quant Press

Two books. The judgement, then the machine.

Volume I is why a workstation is only sovereign when architecture makes certain control impossible. Volume II is how the agents, gates, and reports are wired. Software-licensing doctrine — not a trade, not AFSL advice.

A$19.90 each on this site. Also on Google Play.

Volume I

Sovereign Quant — Volume I · Black & Gold Sovereign Edition

John Morgan · Sovereign Quant Press · August 2026 · 25 pages · English ebook

A workstation is not sovereign because its maker says so. It is sovereign only when its architecture makes certain forms of control impossible. Volume I sets out the claim on the door, the boundary between a desk and a dealer, the operator’s rights, the vendor’s responsibilities, and the non-bypassable risk gate. Ten chapters, three architecture diagrams, an illustrative walkthrough of a strategy passing — and failing — the gate.

Not investment advice · all figures illustrative

Buy Volume I — A$19.90 Volume I on Google Play

Volume II

Sovereign Quant — Volume II · Systems & Architecture

John Morgan · Red Sovereign Edition · 25 pages · English ebook

The internal machinery: the multi-agent engine, the strategy families it supervises, and the non-bypassable risk gates that enforce sovereignty at runtime. How the Super Agent governs the desk; how Data, Strategy, Risk, Reporting, Concierge, and Coach communicate; how the workstation stays operator-owned without cloud dependency. Workflow: goal → data → strategy → risk → report or veto.

Software-licensing document · not a product disclosure

Buy Volume II — A$19.90 Volume II on Google Play

Questions Google (and you) will ask

Are these investment advice?: No. Doctrine for a self-owned machine. Not AFSL advice. Not a signal.
What is the difference?: Volume I is the judgement. Volume II is the architecture. Read I first if you only buy one.
Where do I pay?: Stripe on this site (A$19.90) or Google Play. Same author. Different till.
Is the sample the book?: No. The sample is a hypothetical walk-forward HTML. The books are the doctrine behind that split.