Rules-based swing trading in leveraged ETFs: buy short-term dips in tech/market, flip to leveraged Treasuries as rate trends shift, and use inverse/defensive ETFs or UVXY to hedge crashes. High risk, fast-moving, and highly tactical.

In plain English: it’s a rulebook that swings between offense and defense. - Offense: When stocks look “washed out” (RSI, a simple too-hot/too-cold gauge; below ~30 = too cold), it buys 1–2 beaten‑down 3x bull funds (often tech/semis) for a bounce. - Rates: It checks long‑term Treasury trends. If rates are likely falling, it uses TMF (3x long Treasuries); if rising, TMV (3x short Treasuries). - Defense: If markets drop fast or fear spikes (UVXY jumps), it rotates into cash/bonds, strong USD, inverse stock funds, or adds a small UVXY hedge. It keeps repeating these checks and switches as conditions change.

Out-of-sample: ~42.7% annualized return vs SPY ~23%, Calmar ~0.86. A rule-based, rate-aware swing strategy offers bigger upside with hedges; expect higher drawdowns in crashes but stronger long-run growth.