A daily, rules-based switch that uses a 200‑day trend and an RSI “heat” gauge to rotate among 3× equity funds, volatility hedges, Treasuries, and T‑Bills—aiming to ride uptrends, buy sharp dips, and quickly de‑risk in volatility spikes.

Daily, it uses RSI (a 0–100 “heat” gauge) and the 200‑day average (trend). If volatility is hot (VIXM RSI>70), it shifts to “safe” bots that mostly sit in T‑Bills (BIL), only buying oversold 3× stock funds or a volatility hedge (VIXY). Otherwise: if a 3× Nasdaq fund (TQQQ) is above its 200‑day, hold it unless overheated (then UVXY). If below, either buy oversold Tech (TECL) or, when calm, rotate into the most beaten‑down index and a trend‑driven Treasuries sleeve (TMF long/TMV short); if not calm, park in BIL.

Out-of-sample, this strategy outperforms the S&P on risk-adjusted upside: annualized return ~76.5% vs ~21.3%, Sharpe ~1.33, Calmar ~1.70. It endures larger drawdowns (~45%) but uses hedges and regime shifts to protect and capture big uptrends.