Aggressive, rules‑driven swing strategy. It rides uptrends with 3× growth funds, hedges when markets look overheated, and in downtrends seeks short‑term bounces or shifts to bonds/defensive or short Nasdaq exposures. Very high risk and fast‑moving.

1) Check if the S&P 500 is above its 200‑day average (uptrend) or below (downtrend). 2) In uptrends: if stocks look too hot short term, buy crash insurance (a volatility fund). Otherwise either rotate to safer choices (bonds, gold, low‑vol) or hold two relatively smoother 3× growth funds plus a cautious short‑vol sleeve. 3) In downtrends: try oversold bounces; if not, favor bonds or short Nasdaq/dollar‑defensive mixes.

Aim for bigger gains in strong markets. OOS return ~30.9% vs SPY ~19%, thanks to regime-switching, leverage, and crash hedges. Higher risk and drawdowns (~43% vs ~19%), but potentially superior upside when markets trend up.