Buys, in equal weights, the five country stock‑market ETFs with the worst returns over the past ~10 months, rebalanced daily. A contrarian global equity bet aiming for rebounds; broad country exposure but higher turnover and country/currency risk.

Each day, it reviews ~40 single‑country stock‑market ETFs (e.g., EWC=Canada, EWJ=Japan, EWZ=Brazil, SPY=US). It checks each one’s total gain/loss over ~200 trading days (~10 months), then buys the five with the worst returns, equal‑weighted, expecting a rebound. Rebalanced daily; expect volatility, country/currency risk, and trading costs.

Contrarian global equity strategy: buys the five worst 200-day performers among 40 country ETFs, rebalanced daily. Aims to beat the S&P via mean reversion and broader diversification, with FX risk and higher turnover. OOS results vary.