A daily two‑sleeve plan that toggles among aggressive tech longs, defensive shorts, and bond/income funds. It fades overheated markets, buys deep dips, and otherwise stays defensive unless Treasuries favor a short winners‑rotation mix.

It rebalances daily and splits the money 20%/80%. - 20% sleeve: If SPY is above its 200‑day average (long‑term uptrend) and the market looks “hot” (RSI = a 0–100 heat gauge; >~80), it briefly bets against semiconductors (SOXS). Otherwise it rides tech (TQQQ). If not in an uptrend, it buys after sharp drops (RSI <~30) or else chooses between short tech (SQQQ) and long bonds (TLT). - 80% sleeve: Same heat checks. If not extreme, it usually sits in a 1x short‑tech fund (PSQ); when Treasuries (IEF) show better momentum, it instead spreads across the 3 recent winners from: TQQQ, XYLD, XLY, FAZ, FBND, SVOL, TFLO.

Out-of-sample, this two-sleeve, daily-rebalanced strategy targets higher upside and better risk-adjusted returns than the S&P 500: ~48% annualized vs ~27%, Calmar ~1.67, Sharpe ~1.16, with trend/bond risk controls (max drawdown ~28.8%).