A daily, rules‑based, TQQQ‑centric rotation. In uptrends it holds TQQQ unless conditions look overheated (then UVXY). In downtrends it rotates among TQQQ, SQQQ, UVXY, or short‑term bonds using short‑term “hot/cold” signals.

Daily rules use trend and short‑term “hot/cold” readings (RSI 0–100; high=hot, low=cold). - If the S&P 500 is above its 200‑day average, it usually holds TQQQ (a triple‑speed Nasdaq‑100 fund). If things look overheated, it briefly switches to UVXY (tends to jump when fear/volatility spikes). - If not, it may try quick rebounds (TECL tech or UPRO S&P), or, if fear surges, move to UVXY or short‑term bonds (BSV). Otherwise it picks TQQQ or SQQQ (the triple‑speed inverse) using those short‑term signals.

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