A fast, rules‑based trader that flips between cash, long/short semiconductors, tech, and Treasuries. It uses simple signals: RSI (a 0–100 heat gauge), volatility spikes, bonds‑vs‑Nasdaq strength, and an inflation trend check to decide what to hold.

Daily, it: 1) If fear jumps (a volatility fund’s RSI—a 0–100 “speedometer” of recent moves—is hot), park in cash (SHV). 2) If bonds look stronger than the Nasdaq (via RSI), take a cautious path; else, a bolder one. 3) Use semiconductor RSI to time turns: very hot → short semis (SOXS); very cold → long semis (SOXL); mid‑range → hold tech (XLK/TECL) and sometimes bet against long Treasuries (TMV) if inflation (RINF) trends up; otherwise use a defensive mix (PSQ/TLT/SHV).

Diversified, risk‑controlled exposure to tech/semis with volatility and inflation filters. Beta ~0.75 reduces market risk vs SPY, adds diversification, and targets regime‑driven alpha with cash buffers during spikes—an active complement to SPY.