Switches between two funds: if the S&P 500 is extremely oversold over 2 days, jump into leveraged semiconductor stocks (SOXL) for a rebound; otherwise stay defensive in consumer staples (XLP).

It checks a 2‑day RSI on SPY (a 0–100 gauge of how stretched the last 2 days were). If RSI < 10 (very oversold), it moves 100% into SOXL, a 3× bull fund tied to chipmakers, aiming to catch a sharp rebound. Otherwise it holds XLP, a defensive consumer‑staples fund. It switches when the signal changes.

Rules-based tactical tilt: switch to SOXL on extreme SPY oversells and to XLP otherwise. Seeks rapid rebounds and diversification from the broad market, with automatic risk controls and clear rule-driven exits.