Buys stock-market dips using an RSI “heat” check, hedges when overheated, and otherwise rotates into the 4 strongest assets over 150 days, plus a trend‑timed Treasury sleeve. Mix spans stocks, sectors, bonds, gold, USD, and commodities. Uses leveraged ETFs (high risk).

It uses an RSI “heat meter” (0–100) on TQQQ and SPY to spot extremes. If TQQQ is very hot (>79), go defensive: ~75% Consumer Staples (XLP) + ~25% UVXY (a crash hedge). If TQQQ is very cold (<31), buy the tech dip: 50% TECL + 50% XLP. If SPY is very cold (<30), buy the S&P dip: 50% UPRO + 50% XLP. Otherwise: 70% goes to the top 4 assets (by 150‑day performance) from a mixed basket (stocks, sectors, bonds, gold, USD, commodities—PDBC avoids K‑1). The other 30% times Treasuries: TMF unless TLT is weak on both 150d and 23d trends, then TMV.

Out-of-sample shows ~27.8% annualized return vs ~21.3% for the S&P, with diversified multi-asset momentum and defensive hedges (staples, UVXY) plus a Treasuries sleeve. Higher upside and diversification across regimes, but larger drawdowns vs the S&P.