A fast-moving, rule-based rotation that switches into UVXY on short-term momentum spikes or rotates into leveraged tech/semiconductor bets, with an extra KMLM-driven long/short rotator as an alternate path. Uses 10-day RSI > 79 signals across multiple tickers and aims for a single, full-position entry rather than periodic rebalancing.

- It continuously screens several ETFs using a 10-day RSI (momentum gauge). - If RSI(10) of a key Nasdaq/QQQ-like proxy (QQQE) exceeds 79, it buys UVXY with full capital (100%). - If that first path doesn’t fire, it checks other proxies (VTV, VOX, etc.) in a cascading set of conditions; if any hit, it still routes toward UVXY or other signals as defined, but the structure shows a heavy emphasis on UVXY as a primary hedge/volatility play when momentum is extreme. - If no UVXY signal is triggered, it pivots into ultra-levered equity bets (TECL, TQQQ, SOXL, SPXL, etc.) on similar momentum checks. - There is an integrated “KMLM switcher” path that uses KMLM (and related assets like UUP, FTLS, SSO) for a long/short rotator approach, effectively offering an alternate route to tilt exposure between long/short positions. - The system targets single-shot entries (single pops) and does not rebalance on a fixed schedule; they rely on the occurrence of a signal to switch into the chosen instrument. - The result is a fast-changing exposure profile, alternating between volatility hedges and high-momentum leveraged bets, with KMLM-based rotation acting as an additional switcher gate.

Out-of-sample edge: Sharpe ~1.45 vs SPY ~1.27; annualized return ~104% vs ~26%; Calmar ~4 vs ~2. Higher upside via UVXY hedges and fast momentum rotations; superior risk-adjusted return despite larger drawdowns.