A daily-rebalanced, two-sleeve system that switches between aggressive momentum bets (gold miners, bitcoin, leveraged plays) and a traditional, defensive equity mix, using RSI and moving-average momentum to pick and weight a small set of assets each day.

What RSI and moving-average-return mean in simple terms: RSI is a number that suggests whether an asset has been rising recently—high values mean strong recent gains; moving-average return looks at the average price change over a period to see if an asset has been trending upward. The strategy computes these over several look-back windows, ranks assets by these signals, and then picks the strongest ones. Depending on what signals show, it funds either Nuggy Wuggy (aggressive bets on crypto, gold/miners, volatility and tech leverage) or Old People Stuff (safer mix of blue-chip stocks plus some gold/treasuries). The daily rebalance means the positions can change a lot from day to day as signals shift. Weights (like 100/100, 80/100, 70/100, 30/100) tell you how much of the available money to devote to the chosen assets in that branch. Notes on risk and structure: - Leveraged ETFs (JNUG, TQQQ, TMV) amplify both gains and losses. They require careful risk management and a tolerance for sharp drawdowns. - The algorithm mixes assets across very different risk profiles (cryptos, gold/miners, equities, volatility, Treasuries), so correlations can change quickly in stress periods. - The final allocation is determined by a mix of signals and nested decisions; it’s not a simple rule like “buy the top 3 performers.” It’s a tree of conditions that may end up selecting different assets and weights each day.

Out-of-sample edge: ~45% annualized return vs ~19% for the S&P, sharper risk-adjusted performance (Sharpe ~1.26, Calmar ~1.26) and a higher but manageable drawdown (~36%). Two-sleeve momentum strategy with built-in hedges.