Building Better Trading Mindsets Since 2019
We started syscodeconnect because we kept seeing talented people fail at trading — not because they didn't understand charts or markets, but because their psychology got in the way. Fear during downturns. Overconfidence after wins. Revenge trading after losses.
These patterns destroy accounts faster than any bad strategy. So we built something different.
What Actually Happened
Back in 2018, three of us were trading independently around Buôn Ma Thuột. Each of us had decent technical skills but kept making the same emotional mistakes. Anh Nguyen would exit winning positions too early. I'd hold losing trades way too long hoping they'd recover. Our third partner would skip trades entirely when he felt anxious.
We realized the problem wasn't knowledge — it was execution under pressure. Vietnamese markets can be volatile, and that volatility exposed every psychological weakness we had. Instead of just talking about it over coffee, we started documenting our patterns and working through them systematically.
By mid-2019, we'd developed a structured approach that actually worked. Friends started asking what changed. That's when syscodeconnect began.
What Guides Our Work
These aren't corporate values we put on a poster. They're the principles that emerged from six years of working with traders who struggle with the same issues we did.
Real Problems First
We start with what's actually breaking your trading — not theoretical concepts. If you're revenge trading after losses, that's where we focus. If you're freezing during high volatility, we address that specific pattern.
Local Market Context
Vietnamese market dynamics differ from Western exchanges. We account for local trading hours, regulatory environment, and cultural factors that influence decision-making. Generic advice from foreign sources often misses these nuances.
Sustainable Practices
Quick fixes don't work for psychology. We help you build habits that last years, not techniques that work once. This takes longer but produces traders who can handle various market conditions without constant guidance.
Evidence Over Hype
We track what works through documented results. When something doesn't help most people, we stop teaching it — even if it sounds impressive. Our materials evolve based on actual outcomes, not trends.
Honest Limitations
Trading psychology support can't guarantee profits. Markets are unpredictable. But better emotional control leads to more consistent execution of whatever strategy you use. We're clear about what we can and can't help with.
Practical Application
Everything we teach needs to work during actual trading sessions. If a technique only makes sense in a classroom but falls apart when money's at risk, it's useless. We test concepts under real market pressure.
How We Actually Help
Our process isn't complicated, but it does require consistency. Most people who stick with it for three months see measurable improvement in their execution quality — fewer impulsive trades, better position sizing, more consistent rule-following.
We start by identifying your specific psychological patterns through trading journal analysis. Then we build targeted exercises that address those exact issues. You practice these during low-stakes situations first, gradually applying them when real money's involved.
- Pattern identification through detailed trading journal review and behavioral analysis
- Customized mental frameworks designed for your specific emotional triggers and responses
- Progressive exposure training that builds confidence under increasing market pressure
- Regular check-ins to adjust techniques as your trading psychology evolves over time
Who You'll Work With
Our team stayed small deliberately. We'd rather maintain quality than scale up and lose the personalized approach that makes this work.
Kael Bryson
Lead Trading Psychology Coach
Kael handles most of our direct coaching work. He traded commodity futures for eight years before focusing on psychology full-time in 2020. His background includes formal training in behavioral economics and practical experience managing his own trading accounts through multiple market cycles.
What makes Kael effective is his ability to spot patterns quickly. During coaching sessions, he'll often identify the emotional trigger behind a bad trade within minutes of reviewing your journal. He's also unusually patient with people who need time to change ingrained habits.