Clearly the Trend/Pullback got a slightly better exit this morning on the open than the QE BTS which exited yesterday at the close.

Here's the image confirmation that shows the two systems. 

Also PLEASE don't construe these system exits as a short on the market.  Has nothing to do with that. Remember my description:
The SPY Pro  systems are a collection of 22 sub systems most of them are reversion to mean meaning that they will attempt to buy oversold pullbacks in uptrends, or short oversold rallies in downtrends. They are based off past statistics and  look for high probability trade situations based off rare statistical  occurrences. For example a recent trade to this was an Exhaustion  Short which was taken on 9/2/20, and the market sold off strongly starting the next day.   The name of that sub  system itself is pretty descriptive of what that sub system is looking  for i.e. exhaustion short, it sensed correctly that the market has been  trading up for too many days in a row and was due for a correction.   That exhaustion condition has only occurred about 20 times in the last  25 years with 93% of them producing winning trades or pullbacks.  Also the Exhaustion trade is clearly a count trend trade as it only occurs when prices are strong uptrending.  Remember these sub  systems simply look for trade opportunities whenever the market gets  stretched one way or another, it then looks to close the trades out  after that mean reversion occurs.  These sub systems are completely  opposite to the KISS SPX 401K which is a trending system that tries to  stay long all the time in uptrends. These systems are mostly in cash,  and look for trade opportunities here and there.