A daily, high‑risk switcher among 3× stock funds, a volatility fund, or Treasuries. It rides tech in uptrends, buys oversold bounces in downtrends, and hedges with volatility or bonds when markets look “too hot.”

Each day it checks trend and “heat.” Trend: is the S&P 500’s 50‑day average above its 200‑day? If yes, it usually holds TQQQ (3× Nasdaq). If things look too hot (RSI—0‑100 hot/cold gauge—very high), it flips to UVXY (volatility that jumps when stocks drop) or to IEF (Treasuries). If no uptrend, it buys oversold bounces (TECL 3× tech or UPRO 3× S&P). If weakness persists, it picks SQQQ (3× short Nasdaq) or IEF; otherwise TQQQ.

Out-of-sample edge: 33.9% annualized return vs SPY’s 20.6%, thanks to adaptive trend signals and hedges (UVXY/IEF) that target tech rallies and oversold rebounds. Higher upside, but with higher drawdowns (~57%), suited for risk-tolerant investors.