That's what liquidity Grab means. So always put you stop loss below The point where mostly people does. or use ATR based Stop loss it will give you mostly time success

One of the worst feelings for a trader is to be Right and Still make a loss.

You Try to make a trade, the trade moves in your direction but there's one last Dip against your trade. This Dip hits your Stop Loss, makes you lose money and then adds salt to your injury by moving in the direction of your trade.

You were correct. You lost money. Market used you as free liquidity.
Getting stop hunted is a reality, a had one. Unfortunately market likes free liquidity. You'll just have to deal with it, accept it.

There's a million concepts to try and avoid it, but eventually, it WILL happen to you.