A very aggressive daily strategy that mostly rides leveraged tech stocks, buys sharp dips, and switches to hedges, bonds, or bearish funds when the market looks overheated or unstable.

This strategy is an aggressive market-timing system. Most of the time it tries to own turbocharged funds tied to the Nasdaq, technology, or semiconductor stocks. It checks whether the market looks too hot, too weak, or in a normal trend using recent price moves, trend lines, and a momentum gauge called RSI. If tech looks overheated, it may move into crash-protection funds or even bet against the Nasdaq. If tech has fallen hard, it often buys the dip with leveraged tech funds. A small side piece separately trades semiconductor swings and sometimes parks in short-term bonds or a strong U.S. dollar fund for safety.

Out-of-sample, target roughly 26.7% annual return vs SPY’s 21.1%, using hedges and a tech/semiconductor tilt to chase gains and protect in turbulent markets. Higher upside, but expect bigger drops than SPY.