Daily, signal-driven tactical mix of equities and hedges. Uses RSI to switch to volatility and anti-beta hedges at overbought readings, with trend checks to tilt toward leveraged equity exposure during calmer times. Rebalances daily; aims for upside capture with risk controls.

This strategy runs a daily decision tree. It mostly watches momentum (RSI) on broad market ETFs. When RSI readings are very high, it shifts to hedges using UVXY (volatility) plus ballast like BIL (short-term Treasuries) or BTAL (anti-beta hedge) in specific 75/25 or 50/50 splits. When signals aren’t extreme, it may favor leveraged equity bets (TQQQ, SPXL) or other Nasdaq/QQQ-related positions, still tempered by trend checks (moving averages) to distinguish Bull from Bear regimes. The goal is to participate in upside but limit downside through hedging and diversification, with daily rebalancing.

Feaver Frontrunner targets outsized upside with risk discipline: OOS return ~34.8% vs S&P 17.9%, alpha ~0.21, Calmar 1.53, plus hedges (UVXY, BTAL, BIL) and daily rebalancing. Higher upside with risk-aware protection versus the index.