It's interesting the change in perspective Intent has on one's trading.
I typically trade Cable on an intraday basis. So even though I am still over-archingly Bullish in the longer timeframes, yesterday was good for shorting at (successful) tests of Resistance at both my central and lower bands.
So when looking at the daily, hourly and so on, within the context of intraday Intent, I 'allow' them to influence my bias. Still taking shorts, but with different R:R and absolute stop size, position size and even scaling pattern.
Today, however, when I can't plan on playing Cable intraday, for a few days, I'm taking a longer term 'view' on the instrument. Still Bullish, but now ONLY looking for a move, setup and entry to the upside. Which is my bias.
Although my lower intraday band today is 7426 (and it's currently below it at 7412), I'm going to go in full size (no scaling) on a break back up into the channel 'I have decided exists' which has a lower band at around about 7440. I say 'round about' as it's a Bullish channel and depending on when (and if) the price breaks through and successfully re-tests (i.ew. confirms as new Support) the lower band of that channel could be somewhat higher.
Once I am in (if I do get the setup I'm looking for), I'll be setting my stop WAY further than I would for an intraday position and consequently with higher risk will have a proportionally smaller position. But my target will also be proportionally higher too. In fact, R:R looks better in this scenario than on a multi-trade intraday basis. I hope I haven't stumbled on the lazy man's guide to Cable (or trading in general for that matter).
But is never ceases to amaze and stagger me just how our perceptions can be modified by looking with Intent at different timeframes as opposed to just using them in the context of our normal timeframe.
Hope some of that made sense...