A daily-traded, very high-risk strategy that splits across 4 aggressive bots: Tesla, Nvidia/semiconductors, market-volatility timing, and gold miners, often using short-term Treasury funds as a parking place when signals look dangerous.

This strategy splits money into 4 mini-strategies and checks them every day. 1) A Tesla-focused sleeve that buys TSLA only when its short-term trend looks healthy; otherwise it hides in very short-term Treasuries. If the broad market looks overheated, it buys a fear/volatility fund instead. 2) A very aggressive Nvidia sleeve that mostly trades NVDL (2x long NVDA), sometimes flips to bearish semiconductor/Nvidia funds, and often uses volatility funds or T-bills as safety valves. 3) A market-timing sleeve that uses inflation and bond-market signals to switch between bullish tech/semiconductor funds, bearish tech funds, healthcare/staples/bonds, or short-term Treasuries. 4) A gold-miner sleeve that trades 3x bullish or 3x bearish gold-miner funds depending on whether gold miners look very beaten down or overheated.

Out-of-sample upside: ~72% annualized return with Calmar ~2.85, vs SPY ~22% and larger drawdowns. Dynamic hedges (T-bills) and leveraged tech/volatility bets seek big upside while controlling risk vs the S&P 500.