Rules-based strategy that rides Nasdaq strength with TQQQ, shifts to defensive mixes when stress appears, and uses UVIX to bet on volatility spikes in extremes. It relies on simple “too hot/too cold,” trend, and bond-vs-stock checks.

Goal: ride big Nasdaq uptrends, dodge crashes, and sometimes profit from “fear.” It mainly holds TQQQ (3x Nasdaq). - If Nasdaq looks red‑hot (RSI = “too hot” meter) → buy UVIX (fear fund). - If a sudden plunge: on a big bounce it buys UVIX; otherwise it buys oversold tech (TQQQ + SOXL) or rotates into defensives (healthcare, utilities, staples), gold (GLD), US dollar (USDU), and a low‑vol fund (BTAL). - In normal times: if trend is up (price > 25‑day avg) → TQQQ. If not, simple stock‑vs‑bond and bond‑curve checks pick TQQQ or a defensive mix (sometimes the most beaten‑down “safe” assets).

Rides Nasdaq upside with TQQQ/SOXL, then shifts to defensives & volatility hedges to protect amid stress. Out-of-sample ~20% annualized return with solid risk-adjusted metrics, offering diversified growth beyond the S&P 500, across regimes.