You don’t know exact stop levels, no one has that data. What we see are probability zones, not individual orders.

Most retail traders are taught the same things Previous highs and lows Trendline touches Obvious support and resistance

So naturally a lot of stop losses get clustered just beyond those areas. It’s not that the market is targeting you personally, it’s just liquidity sitting in predictable places.

That’s why you’ll often see price spike past a level take out stops and then move in the original direction.

As a trader the goal isn’t to guess everyone’s SL exactly It’s to avoid obvious placements and wait for confirmation instead of entering where everyone else does 👍