A daily, 100% cash-equal, Nasdaq-focused strategy that selects a single asset from levered Nasdaq plays, inverse hedges, or a dividend-income small pool, based on short-term momentum and RSI signals to “buy the dips” with leverage or switch to income complements.

Layman version: 1) Every trading day the system picks one asset to own with 100% of your cash. It looks at Nasdaq-related investments first. 2) It uses two simple ideas: (a) recent price momentum (has the price been rising or falling over short windows) and (b) RSI, a number that shows if prices have been rising too fast or too slow. 3) If Nasdaq has recently dipped, the system tends to favor hedges that go up when Nasdaq falls (like SQQQ) or other protective moves. If Nasdaq looks strong, it may favor a bullish Nasdaq bet (like TQQQ). 4) There is a separate path that, when conditions favor income, selects a single Dividend-income ETF from a small group (APLY, MSFO, NVDY, TSLY, XOMO) based on RSI ranking over a longer window. 5) The choice between these options is driven by the rules shown (short-term returns, RSI thresholds, and a top-ranking dividend ETF). 6) The whole system rebalances daily and uses only one asset at a time (100% allocation). What RSI is (in simple terms): RSI is a number from 0 to 100 that tells you whether prices have moved up or down quickly lately. Higher values suggest prices have risen fast and may pause or pull back; low values suggest a recent fall and possible bounce. Important note: levered and inverse ETFs can magnify gains and losses, so the approach can be volatile and is not suitable for all investors.

Nasdaq-focused, daily 100% single-asset strategy using momentum and RSI, with hedges and dividend-income picks. Out-of-sample: 34.3% annual return vs 23.4% for the S&P—higher upside, but larger drawdowns in downturns.