Stop-loss really is like a breakup; dragging it out and not cutting it, constantly watching the market for reasons to "wait a bit longer," in the end, it's not a rebound but your mindset that collapses first. To put it plainly, you're losing more than just that small amount; you're also losing time, sleep, attention, plus paying fees as "interest." Recently, there's been talk about rate cut expectations and the US dollar index acting erratically along with risk assets. My takeaway is just one sentence: macro can explain emotions, but it can't save your trades. If you need to admit defeat, just do it; clearing your positions will actually make your mind feel clearer... then you can think about how to avoid slipping on the next trade, not going off course, at least understanding your losses clearly.