Stop-loss placement is a strategy, not a habit.

Using the same stop-loss logic on every trade is dangerous.

Different structures need:

Different invalidation points

Different stop distances

Stops should be placed where:

Your idea becomes wrong

Not where it feels comfortable.

Trading rule:

If your idea is small, your stop should be tight.

If your idea is big, your stop needs space.

Question:

Do you place stops by logic or routine?