A daily, tactical “risk-on/risk-off” strategy. In uptrends it buys dips or, when markets look too hot, flips into a volatility hedge (UVXY). Otherwise it holds a momentum mix of leveraged stocks and bonds. In downtrends it mostly shorts tech. Very aggressive.

First, it asks: is the S&P 500 (SPY) in an uptrend (above its 200‑day average)? - If yes: • If many stock indexes look “very hot” (RSI very high), it flips into UVXY (a fear/volatility play), sometimes 75% UVXY + 25% BTAL. • If things look “washed out” (RSI very low), it buys the dip (TQQQ or UPRO). • Otherwise it holds a moving mix of leveraged stock sectors and long bonds, sized by how calm each has been. - If no: it mainly uses short‑Nasdaq ETFs (SQQQ/PSQ), with bond signals guiding brief long bounces. Rebalanced daily. Very aggressive.

Out-of-sample, this regime-driven strategy targets ~39% annualized return vs SPY’s ~18.6%, with hedges and momentum to capture big upside. Expect higher drawdowns (~40%) and a modestly lower risk-adjusted Sharpe—best for aggressive, upside-focused investors.