Owns 6 leading cybersecurity/IT stocks when the sector is trending up; otherwise parks in a single defensive fund (bonds or defensive sectors), choosing the most recently oversold. Equal weights, rebalanced daily.

Each day it checks if a cybersecurity fund (HACK) is in an uptrend by comparing its 50‑day vs 200‑day average price. If up: it buys the 6 cyber/IT stocks with the strongest recent gains (using a 10‑day “recent strength” score). If not: it holds one defensive fund (bonds or Staples/Health Care/Utilities), picking the one that fell most recently, aiming for a short‑term bounce. Split evenly. Rebalanced daily.

Adds a cyber/IT momentum sleeve with risk-off rotation to diversify the S&P 500. Seeks upside in cyber rallies and defensive protection in downturns, delivering diversification and risk management, though out-of-sample performance has lagged the S&P.