Sistema Specchio: Trading System measuring both Market and Trader
A practical course for measuring how fear and greed can alter a predefined trading plan.
In trading, a sound decision can lose and a poor decision can make money. The outcome alone does not reveal the quality of the behaviour that produced it. Sistema Specchio draws on more than thirty years of market and teaching experience. It includes a Pine Script trading system ready for TradingView. The Base System defines signals, position size, risk, stops and management rules; the laboratory shows what happens when the trader changes them. Trading psychology therefore becomes measurable behaviour.
€399 / 459
Preview Video
Learn how to separate results from execution quality and recognise the mistakes that a fortunate profit can hide.
Why Sistema Specchio
Telling traders to control their emotions is not enough: identifying a deviation requires a reference established before the trade.
Sistema Specchio provides that reference through objective rules.
It operates on the TSLA one-hour chart with a breakout method, predefined risk and a trailing stop.
The Base System is compared with variants that reproduce common trading mistakes.
The purpose is to judge the process before the outcome makes it appear right or wrong.
What makes this system different
- Measurable Behaviour (Turns fear, greed, FOMO and revenge trading into identifiable actions)
- Objective Comparison (Separates the system’s result from the trader’s modifications)
- Practical Laboratory (Allows one behavioural deviation to be tested at a time)
- Complete Toolkit (Includes code, dashboard, backtests, journal and adherence score)
Course Objective
Build an evaluation method that enables traders to:
Define risk, position size and management before entry
Apply the same discipline to underlyings and options
Distinguish decision quality from the result of a single trade
Measure the distance between the plan and actual execution
The result tells you how much you made or lost. It does not tell you whether you decided well.
What You Will Learn
01
- Why a sound decision can close at a loss
- How a profit can reward dangerous behaviour
- The difference between a system loss and a loss caused by a deviation
- How to assess the process before knowing the result
02
- The trend-following breakout method applied to TSLA on the one-hour chart
- The role of the EMA, the breakout and the ATR
- Position sizing based on predefined risk
- Stops, trailing management, daily limits and no averaging down
- Installing and configuring the code on TradingView
- Reading the dashboard and the main performance statistics
03
- Entering without a signal and skipping a planned trade
- Cutting profits short and widening stops
- Increasing position size after a loss or a winning streak
- Revenge trading, FOMO and the need to remain in the market
- The risks of over-optimised backtests
- Using the journal, checklists and adherence score
Course Material
Complete course in PDF format
Pine Script code ready for TradingView
Base System and behavioural laboratory
Glossary, risk warnings and further reading
Who This Course Is For
- Traders who use or want to use a trading system
- Discretionary traders who want to compare their decisions with a plan
- Options traders managing position size, adjustments, rolls and risk
- Experienced traders who want to distinguish a sound process from established habits
Alignment with the PlayOptions Framework
- Process before Result.
- Risk before Entry.
- Every decision must be defined in the plan and checked during execution, not justified after the result is known.
Course Access
Immediate access after purchase within the personal account area.
€399 / 459
Final Note
- A profitable trade does not prove that the decision was sound.
- A controlled loss can belong to a well-executed plan.
- Sistema Specchio does not eliminate emotions: it prevents them from altering the plan without leaving evidence.
Disclaimer
This course is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, a personalised recommendation or an invitation to invest. Trading involves risk and requires an independent assessment of one’s financial situation and of the instruments used.
