A rules‑based, one‑at‑a‑time rotation. It uses the S&P 500’s 200‑day trend and a heat gauge (RSI) to judge risk, then puts 100% into the strongest recent performer from leveraged funds (tech, crypto, miners, biotech) or briefly into volatility when things look overheated.

Each day it checks two gauges. 1) Is the S&P 500 (SPY) above its 200‑day average (a long‑term trend line)? 2) A heat gauge (RSI, a 0–100 score from recent ups/downs) on HIBL, a fund that super‑charges volatile S&P stocks. If the market is weak, it buys the single fund with the best recent return over 3 days or ~1 month from a menu of turbo‑charged funds (tech, crypto, gold miners, biotech, etc.). If strong and too hot, it buys a volatility fund; otherwise it buys the 1‑month winner. 100% goes into that one pick.

Out-of-sample, this 100% single-position rotation hunts the strongest recent movers (tech, crypto, biotech) while using a bear regime/heat gauge and hedges to cap drawdowns—aiming for higher risk-adjusted returns vs. the S&P 500.