Recorded March 17, 2020
Support and resistance levels are common indicators used in technical analysis, but do you know why?
Understanding WHY support and resistance work is key to using them effectively. Anthony Drager of Edge Trading Group teams up with Ken Packard to bring their expert knowledge of the markets to traders like you looking to improve your chances of success.
About the Presenter
Ken Packard first arrived on the grain floor of the Chicago Board of Trade in late 1995, and he has worked within the Daniels Trading infrastructure from the firm’s infancy. Starting in a support role and working his way through the ranks, Ken first began learning futures brokerage by assisting Andy Daniels and the firm’s other brokers. He became a broker in 1997, using the skills he meticulously learned in the DT office. Since StoneX's acquisition of Daniels Trading in 2020, Ken has served as the Regional Director of Commodity Futures Client Management. He is registered with the National Futures Association (NFA) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a Security Futures Principal as well as an Associated Person.
About the Presenter
Anthony Drager founded the Edge Trading Group in 2014, recreating a proprietary firm environment where traders use order flow and inter-market relationships to achieve their success. He began his career in 1991, as a clerk at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. In 1999, he became a Chicago Board of Trade member and floor trader in the Dow Jones Futures pit. In 2000, Mr. Drager was hired at one of Chicago's larger proprietary firms, International Trading Group, where he traded European and US futures.
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