Daily, tactical chip-sector strategy. Uses a 0–100 “speedometer” (RSI) on SOXX to switch between 3x long (SOXL), 3x short (SOXS), or mostly T‑bills (BIL). Contrarian short at long-term extremes; buy dips or short tactically; applies to ~50% of the portfolio.

Each day it reads a “speedometer” (RSI, 0–100) on the chip sector ETF (SOXX). Higher = recently ran up; lower = recently fell. - If the long-term gauge is very high (>65 on 200 days), it bets against chips (SOXS). - Else if the short-term gauge is weak (<42 on 2 days), it usually buys the dip (SOXL) unless the short-term looks too hot, then it shorts (SOXS). - Otherwise it parks mostly in T‑bills (BIL) with a small short (SOXS). This block uses up to 50% of the portfolio.

Out-of-sample edge: ~37% annualized return vs SPY ~23%, with 3x semis exposure to capture upside. Expect larger drawdowns ~50%; best for long-horizon, risk-tolerant investors seeking higher growth than the S&P 500.