A daily, rule-based momentum strategy that tilts between tech/internet ETFs (QQQ, XLK, FDN) and cash/hedges (BIL, VIXY) using RSI and moving-average momentum signals. It runs a set of signals to decide allocations, with a daily rebalance.

- Runs daily to decide where to invest among a small group of ETFs and cash/hedge proxies. - Uses momentum: RSI (momentum strength) and moving-average-return (trend direction) to score assets. - Evaluates several signals (Signal 1 to Signal 5), each proposing allocations to assets like QQQ, XLK, FDN, IYT, BIL, VIXY, etc. - If a signal’s condition is true, it assigns a weight (often 0 or 100) to that asset; multiple signals can contribute to the final mix. - Includes hedges/cash: BIL (short-term Treasuries) to simulate cash and VIXY as a volatility hedge when risk appears high. - Rebalances daily, producing a concrete, rule-based portfolio composition focused on tech/internet exposure with optional hedges.

Out-of-sample, this momentum strategy delivers ~41.8% annualized return vs SPY ~27%, with higher Sharpe (~3.57 vs ~2.23) and smaller drawdown (~3.1% vs ~5.1%), thanks to a disciplined tech tilt and hedges.