A daily, high‑risk “market mood” strategy. It compares short‑term strength of safety bonds (IEI) vs high‑beta stocks (SPHB), then buys one leveraged ETF from a bull or hedge list—the one that just fell the most—95% main, 5% sidecar.

Each day it compares a 0–100 “strength score” (RSI over ~7 days) for two funds: IEI (mid‑term US Treasury bonds—safety) and SPHB (the most jumpy S&P 500 stocks—risk). If SPHB’s score is higher, it picks from bullish funds; if IEI’s is higher, it picks from bearish/hedge funds. From that chosen list, it buys just one fund—the one that did the worst over the last ~4 days—betting on a short‑term bounce. About 95% goes to this main pick, and ~5% goes to a small side list that adds a couple of extra choices. Rebalanced daily.

Out-of-sample upside with a disciplined pattern: ~80% annualized return vs 23% for the S&P, supported by a strong risk-adjusted Calmar ~1.89. Higher drawdowns, but potential for superior growth and diversification beyond the S&P 500.