A four-signal, daily-rebalanced system that splits capital into four equal blocks, going long TQQQ when trend signals align and otherwise parking in BIL (cash). Overall TQQQ exposure equals 25% times the number of bullish signals; high risk due to 3x leverage.

- Each day, compute four independent signals for TQQQ vs cash. - Signal 1: Is TQQQ price above its 200-day moving average? If yes, that block goes long TQQQ; if no, it goes to BIL. - Signal 2: Is TQQQ price above its 20-day moving average? If yes, that block goes long TQQQ; if no, it goes to BIL. - Signal 3: Is the 20-day EMA above the 50-day EMA? If yes, that block goes long TQQQ; if no, it goes to BIL. - Signal 4: Is the 50-day EMA above the 200-day EMA? If yes, that block goes long TQQQ; if no, it goes to BIL. - Each block is weighted equally (25% of capital). The final allocation sums the four blocks: number of TQQQ signals × 25% determines TQQQ exposure; remaining blocks go to BIL. - Rebalance is daily, so positions can change every day. - Purpose: capture uptrends in TQQQ when multiple trend signals align, while preserving capital in a cash-like asset when signals fail. - Important notes: TQQQ is highly volatile; leverage amplifies moves; costs and taxes apply with daily trading; this is not a passive or risk-off strategy but a tactical, high-risk approach.

Four-signal trend timing on TQQQ with cash buffer aims for strong upside and risk control. Out-of-sample return ~31.9%/yr, Calmar ~1.07, Sharpe ~0.88 vs S&P 500—yet exposure can suffer larger drawdowns in down markets.