A weekly, two‑branch rotation strategy using leveraged tech ETFs (SOXL, TECL, UPRO) for growth and SVXY/volatility and macro assets for hedging. It blends momentum/RSI signals to decide which assets to hold and how to weight them, rebalancing every week to pursue tech strength while guarding against volatility spikes and macro risk.

- The plan runs every week and splits capital between two main groups: a tech-levered group called Love SOXL and a volatility-aware group called Weekly SVXY Jedi. - Love SOXL looks for a tech rally using 3x leveraged tech ETFs (SOXL and TECL) and a bond-levered ETF (TMF) as part of its decision rules. It uses a momentum signal: if a market proxy’s momentum is stronger than a tech proxy’s momentum, it tends to favor the assets with the best recent performance (top by a moving-average return). If not, it shifts toward a different set of assets (bottom by momentum/RSI). In short, it’s a momentum-driven tilt toward tech strength, with a fallback to a different risk profile if momentum looks impaired. - Weekly SVXY Jedi is the more defensive/growth-balanced wing. It uses volatility-related signals and a mix of stock and non-stock assets to keep a bull tilt but with hedges. It may move between assets like UPRO (3x S&P 500), TECL (3x tech), SVXY (volatility-hedging exposure), and other proxies (UUP for dollar strength, SHY for short-duration bonds, VIX-related proxies). The exact rules select the top performers by short-term return or bottom performers by volatility/RSI signals, aiming to capture upside while limiting drawdowns when volatility spikes. - The strategy often segues between the two wings, rebalancing weekly, to maintain exposure to tech strength when signals favor risk-on and to protect/ diversify when signals hint at risk-off conditions. - The framework includes currency and bond proxies (UUP, SHY, TMF, STIP) to diversify macro risk and provide hedges against currency moves and rate shifts. - In practice, you’ll see allocations dance between SOXL/TECL/UPRO with occasional TMF exposure for leverage on bonds, while SVXY Jedi may tilt toward SVXY/UPRO/TECL with hedges in UUP or SHY depending on signals. Overall, the system seeks to ride short- to medium-term tech strength with leverage, while managing risk via volatility and macro assets.

Out-of-sample edge: Sharpe 1.71 vs 1.28; annualized return 74.9% vs 21.5%; Calmar 2.29; max drawdown 32.7% (higher risk). A weekly levered tech rotation with volatility hedges aims for superior risk-adjusted growth vs the S&P.