A daily, rules‑based switcher that rides uptrends with 2x tech/S&P funds, parks in T‑bills when markets look overheated, and uses bonds, hedges, or inverse ETFs in downtrends. KMLM (managed futures) and VIX guide risk. Chooses the most stable sub‑model each day.

Daily it asks three things: 1) Is the market overheated? If a quick‑move score (RSI) is very high on major ETFs, it parks in cash‑like T‑bills (SGOV/SHV). 2) Is the S&P 500 above its 200‑day line? If yes, it favors 2x tech/S&P funds (ROM, QLD, SSO, SPUU). If no, it prefers bonds, long/short (CLSE), or inverse Nasdaq (PSQ/QID). 3) Is a trend fund (KMLM, a managed‑futures ETF) strong? If yes, it hedges more; if not, it leans risk‑on. A volatility spike (VIX) flips to a simpler SPY/SH/SHV rotation. It then picks the sub‑model with the smallest 5‑day loss.

Out-of-sample, this strategy delivers higher risk-adjusted returns (Sharpe ~1.80 vs ~0.96 for the S&P), lower drawdowns, and steadier upside via daily regime-switching across leveraged equities, bonds, and hedges—designed to outperform the S&P 500.