As I always harp on about, you should have a very distinct idea of where your stop loss will be placed when you trade any position, and wedges are no exception.
One of the most common areas to place your stop loss when trading wedge patterns is just above or below the retracement immediately prior to the breakout. This is the point at which the market has proven your setup invalid.
The below image illustrates a common area where traders tend to place their stops.
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