Buys UVXY on overheat spikes, buys 3x equity ETFs on deep dips, and otherwise switches between risk‑on (leveraged tech/short‑vol) and risk‑off (inverse Nasdaq or Treasuries) using a tech‑vs‑KMLM trend check. Very volatile, event‑driven strategy.

It’s an all‑in tactical switcher. 1) If markets look “overheated” (RSI, a 0–100 speedometer of recent moves, is ~80+ on broad sectors), it buys UVXY, which jumps when fear/vol spikes. 2) If certain 3x stock funds look “oversold” (RSI ~25–30), it buys that fund for a bounce. 3) Otherwise, it compares tech (XLK) to KMLM (a trend‑following managed‑futures ETF). If tech looks stronger, it buys the two most beaten‑down of TECL/SOXL/SVIX. If futures look stronger (risk‑off), it holds whichever is stronger: SQQQ or TLT. Note: uses very volatile funds; big swings are possible.

Out-of-sample edge: Sharpe ~2.05 vs S&P ~0.98; Calmar ~9.5; ~299% annualized return vs ~18% for S&P. Higher volatility, but with strong upside and disciplined risk control—beats the market on risk-adjusted growth.