Sits in cash-like T‑Bills until both semiconductors (SOXL) and the broader tech market (QQQ) look severely sold off by a 10‑day RSI. Only then moves 100% into the 3x semiconductor fund to try to catch a bounce; otherwise stays in BIL.

Plain English: RSI is a 0–100 gauge of recent price speed; near 30 means a sharp selloff. Tickers: SOXL = 3x semiconductor stocks (very risky). QQQ = Nasdaq‑100 (big tech). BIL = short‑term T‑Bills (cash‑like). Each day: If 10‑day RSI of SOXL < 29 AND QQQ < 32, put 100% in SOXL. Otherwise keep 100% in BIL. Recheck daily and switch as needed.

RSI-driven dip-buy into semis (SOXL) with tech confirmation, mostly in cash (BIL). Out-of-sample: 33.6% annualized return vs 23.1% for the S&P; Calmar ~1.21—stronger risk-adjusted upside with disciplined risk controls and daily rebalancing.