A daily, cash-anchored tactical strategy that toggles between bullish and bearish ETF exposures using SPY trend, momentum signals, and a KMLM-based switch, with BIL as cash anchor and daily rebalancing.

- Every day, check the market’s overall trend: is SPY trading above its 200-day moving average? If yes, the strategy goes into Bull mode; if no, it goes into Bear mode. - Bull mode uses momentum checks (RSI) on SPY. If SPY’s RSI over a short window is very high (above 79), the plan tilts toward high-beta, leveraged equity ETFs (for example SPXL, TQQQ, TECL, SOXL) to chase upside. - A secondary signal uses KMLM’s price relative to its 20-day moving average to decide whether to push hard into the bull tilt or to pull back. If KMLM is above its 20-day SMA, the system favors the bull tilt with a full allocation to the chosen bullish assets; if not, it reduces exposure or switches to other signals. - In Bear mode, the strategy leans on bearish/hedging positions (for example PSQ, SQQQ, QQQ-related shorts) and risk overlays described in the “Feaver Bear” logic, to protect capital when the market is weak. - A 60% cash-like allocation (BIL) serves as a liquidity/restraint layer, ensuring a portion of capital stays in a very short-term instrument while the rest is allocated to the active signals. - The allocation is daily rebalanced, so positions and weights are adjusted every trading day based on the current signals. - The overall aim is to capture upside in favorable conditions with leverage, while maintaining a safety net through BIL and bear hedges when the market outlook deteriorates. - Important caveats: leverage magnifies gains and losses; this approach requires tolerance for drawdowns and active risk management; it relies on signals that can whipsaw in choppy markets.

Out-of-sample upside: ~46% annualized vs SPY ~21%, with a cash anchor (BIL), hedges, and daily rebalancing into leveraged uptrends. Higher upside with larger drawdowns; best for risk-tolerant investors.