@titansoftomorrow: Most traders think making more money means doing more. Tarik Chebib has spent over a decade inside the brokerage industry, working directly with retail traders ranging from tiny accounts to some of the biggest clients in the world. He now leads Capital.com, a brokerage with millions of customers globally, giving him a rare view into how traders actually behave when real money is on the line. And one of the biggest lessons he’s learned? You often make the most money by sitting on your hands. Once the analysis is done, the trade is placed, and your stop loss and profit target are set, constantly interfering can do more harm than good. Every extra decision creates another opportunity for fear, greed or emotion to override the original plan. Sometimes the edge isn’t finding another trade. It’s leaving the good one alone.