A simple daily switch: buy 3x tech (TQQQ) after sharp drops, buy 2x volatility (UVIX) when tech looks overheated, otherwise sit in T‑bills (BIL). Uses an RSI “speedometer” to spot extremes. Built for choppy, high‑vol markets; very aggressive.

Daily, it checks a “speedometer” called RSI on TQQQ (a 3x, turbo tech‑Nasdaq fund). RSI scores 0–100: low = washed out, high = overheated. - If 5‑day RSI < 15: buy TQQQ (bet on a rebound). - Else if 10‑day RSI > 78: buy UVIX, a 2x “fear” fund that rises when volatility spikes. - Otherwise: hold BIL, a T‑bill (cash‑like) ETF. Exposures: big US tech, market volatility, or cash.

Diversified, risk-managed exposure with near-zero beta and positive out-of-sample alpha. Calmar ~0.68, Sharpe ~0.44. Rotates among leveraged tech, volatility, and cash to navigate volatile markets—potentially steadier gains than the S&P 500.