Daily momentum/trend rotation: if nuclear-energy stocks show strong momentum and a bullish trend, fund the top 2 by RSI; otherwise switch to 1 defensive ETF with the weakest momentum, allocating evenly within the chosen path.

- Each trading day, look at a defined nuclear-energy stock universe: CEG, SMR, OKLO, EXC, FLR, BWXT, VST, GEV, NNE. - Compute momentum (RSI) over 14 days for each. Pick the top 2 with the strongest momentum. - Check trend: is the 21-day moving average price above the 50-day moving average price? If yes, invest in the two nuclear names (equal money split). - If the trend condition is not met, switch to a defensive rotation: from a list of ETFs/defensive sectors (bonds, consumer staples, utilities, health care, etc.), compute RSI over 10 days and pick the one with the lowest RSI (the weakest momentum). Allocate to that single asset (full allocation). - Rebalance daily, always using equal cash weighting within the active path. The strategy remains in the equities realm, but the defensive path uses defensive ETFs.

Built on a two-nuclear momentum pick with a trend filter and daily rebalance, plus a defensive rotation when trend is weak. Out-of-sample performance shows more favorable risk-adjusted returns and tighter drawdowns than the S&P 500.