A daily, rule-based switcher: hedge in panics, buy rebounds with leveraged stock funds when markets look washed out, and otherwise sit in cash-like ETFs. Adds safety brakes and a check versus a trend-following fund (KMLM) to decide when to take risk.

What it tries to do, in plain English: - Each day it checks “hot/cold” meters (RSI: 0–100) on fear (VXX) and on big indexes. Under ~30 = washed‑out; over ~80 = overheated. - Panic? Buy protection (VXX or 3× inverse S&P). - Washed‑out? Buy rebounds using 3× tech/market funds (e.g., TQQQ, SPXL, TECL, SOXL), picking the 2 most beaten‑down lately. - No edge? Sit in cash‑like ETFs (BIL/SGOV/BOXX). - Extra brakes: if a quick drop hits, or bonds get wild, go to cash. It also compares tech’s momentum vs KMLM (a trend‑following fund); if KMLM looks stronger, it stays defensive.

Out-of-sample, this strategy targets higher upside than the S&P 500 (≈59.5% vs 41.5% annualized) with a disciplined risk framework: crash hedges, dynamic brakes, and a trend check to exit weak uptrends. Growth potential with built-in safeguards.