Daily switch among XLF, FAS, and FAZ using XLF’s 10‑day RSI: buy 3x bull (FAS) when very weak, 3x bear (FAZ) when very hot, otherwise hold XLF. Seeks short‑term reversals in U.S. financials; leveraged legs are high risk.

Each day it checks a 10‑day RSI on XLF, a fund of big U.S. financial stocks. RSI is a 0–100 “heat meter” of recent moves: low = very weak, high = very hot. If RSI<25 (oversold) it buys FAS (a 3x up bet on financials). If RSI>88 (overbought) it buys FAZ (a 3x down bet). Otherwise it holds XLF.

Out-of-sample results show ~38.2% annualized return vs ~17.7% for the S&P 500, with higher risk-adjusted Sharpe (~1.34 vs ~1.0) and lower max drawdown (14.1% vs 18.8%), plus a strong Calmar (~2.70).