Imre Gams

That decision eventually put him on the radar of Andy Krieger, the legendary trader who shorted the New Zealand dollar in a position so large it exceeded the country's entire money supply. Krieger personally recruited Imre to trade alongside him. Over more than a decade, Imre has traded futures, options, and global macro at an institutional level, coached former Credit Suisse VPs and a Millennium Management portfolio manager, and spent years in psychoanalysis specifically to understand why even experienced traders keep sabotaging their own best work.

What Imre discovered is that most psychology problems in trading are actually predetermination problems. Traders feel fear, urgency, and doubt not because they lack discipline, but because they enter the session without a plan that removes uncertainty. On professional prop desks, submitting a trading plan before the session was a non-negotiable condition for accessing live capital. In retail, almost no one does it.

On World Class Edge, Imre teaches the complete predetermination framework — classifying market regime, analyzing the overnight auction, mapping execution zones, and assembling a session plan with predetermined worst-case scenarios. Everything that happens before the bell.