A daily, rule‑driven “crash‑catcher” that toggles between volatility hedges, cash, and high‑octane tech/semiconductor funds. It uses trend, a 0–100 “hot/cold” gauge (RSI), and bond/dollar/commodity cues to buy pullbacks, sell euphoria, and defend crashes.

Daily, it checks three things: 1) the big trend (stocks and bonds), 2) whether prices look stretched (a 0–100 “speedometer” called RSI: above ~70 is hot, below ~30 is cold), and 3) where fear and money are flowing (bonds, dollar, commodities). It then puts most or all capital in one ETF that fits that setup. - Hot market? It often buys volatility (UVXY) to bet on a pullback. - Washed‑out market with bond support? It buys the strongest tech/semis funds (e.g., TQQQ, SOXL). - True panic? It shifts to volatility or cash (BIL).

Out-of-sample Sharpe ~19 vs SPY 1.69, Calmar ~364, and max drawdown ~0.01% vs SPY's 5.07%. This strategy blends crash protection with regime switching for superior risk-adjusted upside and far smoother, more resilient returns than the S&P 500.