A daily, momentum‑driven GO O GL focused strategy using RSI signals to tilt between a 2x GO O GL bull ETF, a 1x inverse GO O GL ETF, and cash, with a trend filter (price above 100‑day MA) and a cash proxy (BIL) as a safety net.

- It follows a simple, daily routine to decide how much to invest in GO OGL-related bets and how much to keep in cash. - The three main ingredients are: GOOGL itself, a 2x leveraged bullish ETF on GO OGL (GGLL), and an inverse 1x ETF on GO OGL (GGLS), plus a cash proxy (BIL). - First, it checks if GO O OGL’s price is above its 100‑day moving average (a rough gauge of trend). If yes, it looks at momentum signals based on RSI (a momentum measure) on GO OGL. - If GO O GL’s RSI over a 10‑day window is above 75, it tilts toward GGLS (the inverse 1x exposure), which benefits when GO OGL is expensive or turning down in the near term. - If the short‑term RSI (over a 2‑day window) climbs above 97.5, it tilts toward GGLL (the 2x bullish exposure), betting GO OGL will keep rising in the near term. - If neither RSI condition is met, the strategy tends to hold cash (via BIL) rather than take a GO O GL‑related directional bet. - The rebalancing happens daily, so positions can change every day based on new signals. - In practice, this means the strategy tries to ride GO O GL momentum with leverage when signals concur, but shifts into cash or inverse exposure when momentum looks overbought or uncertain.

Out-of-sample, this GO OGL momentum strategy offers superior risk-adjusted upside vs SPY: Sharpe ~1.94 vs ~1.02, Calmar ~4.02, alpha ~0.75, and annualized return ~143% vs ~18%, with a cash buffer to limit drawdowns.