How about applying these on daily charts? Do you look at closing price and volume confirmation?

Because intraday action is much more swift than daily charts, and volume readings are subject to time of day phenomena (greater at open and close, less at mid-day), volume readings must be taken into account with what time of day period we’re in. Yes, you want to see increases in volume at apex breakouts, but that doesn’t always happen as picture-perfect as we’d like.

Also, no, I don’t wait for the close of a bar, because in this case, the close outside the second triangle would have been at the virtual end of the whole move. Not waiting will produce more whipsaws, but from my experience, intraday action (especially on the 5-minute chart that I utilize) happens so quickly and I prefer getting the trade on and jumping into a momentum move rather than trying to play perfect and miss the whole move, or wait for confirmation and also miss the move. I’ve gotten much better at taking stops if need be, and that’s allowed me to be more aggressive, which has helped.

But it’s all about your personality and what you’re comfortable with, and the results that come from those tendencies.