A weekly two-part tactical strategy: (1) tilt to levered tech/semis via a top/bottom-selection rule among SOXL/TQQQ/TMF, guided by bond-tech RSI signals; (2) a volatility-aware engine (SVXY/Jedi) that shifts to defensive assets when volatility spikes and otherwise leans into risk-on levered plays, with weekly rebalancing between the two. High risk, high potential reward.

Two weekly engines run in parallel and are rebalanced weekly. 1) Love SOXL engine picks one asset among SOXL, TQQQ, TMF based on a conditional RSI check (TBF vs TECL). If TBF RSI > TECL RSI, pick the top performer by 10-day momentum; else pick the bottom performer by 12-day RSI. 2) SVXY Jedi engine gauges volatility via RSI on VIX-related measures. If RSI on the volatility proxy is above a threshold, it shifts toward defensive assets (dollar and short-duration bonds). Otherwise it tilts toward risk-on assets (e.g., UPRO, TECL, DIG, SVXY) using short-term performance and RSI screens to select a single asset. The strategy combines these two engines so about half of capital is allocated to the long levered-growth path and half to the volatility/defensive path, with weekly rebalancing. The use of levered ETFs means magnified daily moves and higher risk; expect rapid drawdowns in volatile markets. Always consider fit with your risk tolerance and time horizon.

Out-of-sample: 62.7% annualized return vs SPY 21.5%; Sharpe ~1.51 vs 1.29; Calmar ~1.67; alpha ~0.30. Drawdown ~37.5% vs ~18.8%. Levered-growth with volatility defense and weekly rebalances offer strong risk-adjusted upside.