An aggressive, rules‑based 50/50 mix: 50% TQQQ with simple guardrails, 50% a tactical rotator among leveraged tech/semis, Treasuries, commodities, and hedges. It rides big uptrends, fades extremes, and seeks to cut drawdowns during selloffs. Very volatile; frequent trades.

Your money is split 50/50. - Half stays in a turbo‑charged Nasdaq fund (TQQQ) when stocks trend up, but briefly switches to volatility (VXX), a Nasdaq short (SQQQ), or Treasuries (TLT) when things look overheated or fearful. - Half is a tactical rotator. It checks stock trends (SPY), interest rates (TLT), and fear (VIX). It then holds one fund at a time: usually leveraged tech/semis (TECL, TQQQ, SOXL), or flips to hedges (SQQQ, SOXS, VXX) or Treasuries (TMF/TMV/SHY). It also uses PDBC (commodities) to avoid K‑1 tax forms.

Two-engine strategy blends levered tech exposure with a macro-rotator hedge. Out-of-sample: ~116% annualized return vs ~23% for the S&P; Sharpe ~1.68 vs ~1.39; Calmar ~2.84— delivering far stronger upside with disciplined risk controls.