<prompt> Human: A year ago as I was eagerly learning about financial stuff, I decided to throw some money in the stock market. It was about 1,000 at the time. I also used the Robinhood trading app, so I didnt pay any commission or fees. Since then, Ive lost a bit of money. Im at about 900.Now that I actually know what Im doing, Im realizing I could have put that money to better use. And Id like to pull it out and use it to pay off a student loan. For reference, Im planning on using my tax return, 2015 company bonus, and hopefully this money to pay off about 8,000 of loans at 6.5.Id really like to wait until I reach my break-even point before I pull the money out, which I also considered the dividends I received to calculate that. Of course, theres no guarantee the stock price will reach that anytime soon, and Im losing money in the form of interest by waiting.Whats the best thing to do here? Chalk a 100 loss up as a lesson, pull the money out, and be done with it?  <response>: If you had 900 in cash, would you invest it in that stock until it hit 1k or pay off your loan? 