Retail traders get taught moving averages and candlestick patterns. Institutions get taught mathematics, gamma exposure, and where the real money is forced to flow. Fredy has lived in both worlds — and on World Class Edge, he closes that gap.
For over twelve years, Fredy worked as an institutional derivatives trader at Rabobank in London, managing FX and rates hedging books worth billions of dollars for clients including the Bank of England. His job was not speculation. When a large institution needed to hedge a position, Fredy had to take the other side and cover that risk in the market — whether he wanted to or not. That obligation-driven activity is what actually moves price.
His academic background matches the institutional experience: a Master's in Banking and Finance from Griffith University, a Master's in Investment Banking from Henley Business School, and an Algorithmic Trading certification from Oxford University. But the real education, as he puts it, came from sitting next to quants with PhDs in quantum physics and learning why 95% of traders fail before they ever place a trade.
On World Class Edge, Fredy teaches the complete mechanics behind options-driven price movement — from the Black-Scholes Greeks and the volatility surface to how zero-DTE options create violent mechanical hedging loops that pull price to specific levels like magnets.