An aggressive, daily-traded strategy that spreads money across several market-timing systems focused on tech and U.S. stocks, while rotating into bonds, cash, gold, dollar funds, or fear-based hedges when risk rises.

This strategy splits money across several mini-systems and checks them every day. Most of them focus on U.S. stocks—especially big tech, the S&P 500, and semiconductor companies. When those areas look strong but not overheated, it buys them. When they fall hard, it sometimes buys the dip using extra-aggressive 3x funds. When markets look dangerous, it can move into cash-like Treasury bills, short- or long-term government bonds, gold, a strong U.S. dollar fund, defensive sectors, or volatility funds that tend to jump when fear spikes. It uses simple “market temperature” tests: trend, recent gains/losses, and whether moves have become extreme.

Out-of-sample annualized return 24.41% vs S&P 15.28%, with regime-based tech rotations plus bonds/gold/volatility hedges. Higher upside and disciplined risk control (Calmar ~1.05), though drawdowns can exceed the S&P in stress markets.