Stop-loss this thing really is like a breakup, dragging it out without clarifying, in the end it will only become a reminder that even interest/rate fees are telling you "you're still fooling yourself."

I am now very mechanical: before entering the market, I write down where to exit if things go wrong, and when triggered, I close it according to the script, don't get emotionally involved with the market.
Recently, I saw some news about tax increases and compliance tightening and loosening, causing expectations for deposits and withdrawals to change, making people more prone to get emotional and want to hold on…
Anyway, I prefer to admit defeat and sleep well rather than anything else.
I'm going to work now.