As you know the SPY Pro and ES systems use 22 individual sub systems, 11 longs and 11 shorts.  The systems however are mostly reversion to mean in nature, meaning they look to buy pullbacks in uptrends, and short rallies in bear market conditions. However many of the sub systems have trending logic to them to attempt to hold trades for 2 - 3 months at times when the conditions are met.  

However I recently, maybe a month ago, developed a beta breakout sub system, this system doesn't buy pullbacks in uptrends, instead it buys breakout conditions where price is higher, breakout out above resistance.  I made this sub system in an attempt to catch low volatility periods in the market where there is very little pullback (not enough for the reversion to mean sub systems to catch a long) like we say from Jan - early March rally in the SPX.  

anyway here's an example of that breakout trade on the new AAPL strategy.  This AAPL strategy uses the other reversion to mean sub systems (not all of them) however it also uses the new breakout sub system, which you can see on the most recent trade:

The current trade went long on 2/1/17 via the breakout trade, and those exits you see are profit targets.  So it still has a piece; it went long 770 shares at $117.64 on 2/1/17, then sold 385 shares on 3/15/17 at $140.46, and another 193 shares on 3/18/17 at a price of $143.80 193.  It still has 192 shares left out of the original 770 shares from 2/1/17.

anyway I"m just giving you an example of this breakout Trade.  I still have yet to fully apply it to the SPY system and ES system, with the hedge fund I'm so busy these days