Aggressive, one‑ETF‑at‑a‑time system. Rides tech uptrends with TQQQ, parks in DVY when neutral, and in downtrends flips to inverse tech (SQQQ) or Treasuries (TLT). May briefly use UVXY when stocks look overheated. Very high risk due to 3x ETFs and UVXY.

It uses two gauges: RSI (a 10‑day “speedometer” from 0–100; high=hot, low=cold) and moving averages (200‑day=long trend; 20‑day=short trend). If QQQ’s RSI is mid‑range (41–59), hold DVY (dividend stocks). Otherwise: If the S&P is in an uptrend, ride TQQQ (3x Nasdaq), unless very hot (RSI ~80) → briefly use UVXY (volatility). If trend is down, buy sharp selloffs with TECL/UPRO; else rotate to SQQQ (3x inverse Nasdaq) or TLT (Treasuries), whichever looks stronger short‑term.

Regime-driven, tech-forward strategy using 3x ETFs with hedges. Seeks upside in tech rallies and diversification beyond SPY. Note: out-of-sample drawdowns are higher and risk-adjusted returns lower than SPY; best as a tactical sleeve.