Daily tactical sleeve: avoid overheated markets by holding T‑bills, buy oversold bounces with 3x bull ETFs, and in downtrends switch to inverse Nasdaq (1x or 3x). Mostly cash until an extreme signal; positions are short‑term and high‑octane.

Each day it reads a short‑term “heat meter” (RSI: 0–100; high=hot, low=cold) on big stock indexes/sectors. If things look overheated (>~79–81), it parks in T‑bills (BIL) with a small anti‑beta hedge (BTAL). If washed out (<30), it buys brief, high‑octane bounce plays (TQQQ/UPRO). If neither, it checks the long‑term trend: uptrend → stay in T‑bills; downtrend → use inverse Nasdaq (PSQ/SQQQ), sized by volatility and near‑term signals.

Out-of-sample shows higher risk-adjusted growth vs the S&P: 54.4%/yr vs 16.65%, Sharpe 1.15 vs 0.91, Calmar 2.40. Mostly cash (T-Bills) with selective leveraged plays; drawdown ~22.7% but strong downside protection.