A daily “switchboard” of simple trend and risk checks. In uptrends it buys the top leveraged U.S. equity funds; in stress it rotates into safe havens (dollar, Treasuries, gold, commodities), guided by canaries like tech vs utilities and lumber vs gold.

Each day it flips between “risk on” and “risk off.” - Risk on: SPY is in an uptrend (price above its 20/50/200‑day averages—just the average price over those days). It buys the 2 strongest leveraged stock funds (SPXL/TQQQ/UDOW). - Risk off: otherwise it holds 4 “safe havens,” ranked by recent strength: US dollar, long Treasuries, gold, broad commodities, utilities, oil & gas, or volatility funds. - Extra “canaries” (tech vs utilities, lumber vs gold, bonds vs cash) push the same way. - If inflation‑linked bonds (TIP) are rising, it briefly favors the strongest mega‑caps; if a heat gauge of buying/selling (RSI) runs hot, it shifts to T‑Bills or hedges.

Out-of-sample annualized return ~37% vs SPY’s ~25%; Calmar ~1.29. Daily risk-on/off rotation targets higher long-run growth by capturing equity upside and hedging with safe havens—often stronger risk-adjusted performance than the S&P 500.