Uses a QQQ “heat gauge” to switch between leveraged stock funds and defensive hedges. In normal conditions it picks the strongest and calmest names; when markets are too hot or cold, it shifts to anti‑beta, volatility, and commodity/gold funds.

Think of QQQ’s 10‑day RSI as a heat gauge (0=cold, 100=hot). If warm (40–75), it buys a mix of recent winners, the calmest, and low‑drawdown picks from: TECL/TQQQ/SPXL/UDOW (broad/tech), TNA (small caps), ERX (energy), RETL (retail), DRN (real estate), plus NVDA & LLY. If too hot (≥75) or cold (≤40), it moves to defenses: BTAL (anti‑beta stocks), VIXM (volatility), USCI/GLD (commodities/gold), sized by calmness. Rebalances on ~10% drift.

Regime-driven tactical strategy aimed at diversification and risk control. With beta ~0.65 to SPY and defensive hedges, it complements core stocks and seeks steadier risk—even if OOS returns lag SPY.