Daily, rules-based swing strategy. Buys leveraged stock funds after sharp drops, and jumps into UVXY after hot stock surges. Otherwise it “surfs” the most beaten‑down fund; in high fear it pivots to long or inverse long‑term Treasuries. High risk.

Each day it checks for extremes in fast-moving stock funds. If Nasdaq/S&P/semis have fallen hard, it buys those (aiming for a bounce). If stocks just had a big run-up, it briefly buys a volatility fund (UVXY). If neither, it buys the most beaten‑down fund from a small menu. If market fear looks hot, it instead picks between long or inverse long‑term Treasuries; when both are calm, it briefly adds a short-term “surf” that can include commodities. It splits money across several near-identical modules, so multiple slices can choose the same pick.

This strategy shows outsized out-of-sample upside: ~72% annualized return vs ~22% for the S&P, with solid risk-adjusted metrics (Sharpe ~1.11, Calmar ~0.93) and diversification. Higher drawdowns mean it suits risk-tolerant investors.