AHF runs an automated TQQQ ↔ $SGOV/ DBMF rotation.
Five separate signals blend into a single state: risk-on (full TQQQ) or risk-off (defensive sleeve). One position decision per day, end-of-close.
The point isn't beating SPY. It's stepping out before the drawdown.
Weekly Round Up Ending 06/12/26:
Keeping it short this week, Since May 20th, the portfolio has been "RISK OFF" and we've continued to be in a neutral /cash position. This has allowed the portfolio to navigate around the price volatility since then in the markets.
Weekly Round Up Ending 06/12/26:
Keeping it short this week, Since May 20th, the portfolio has been "RISK OFF" and we've continued to be in a neutral /cash position. This has allowed the portfolio to navigate around the price volatility since then in the markets.
Weekly Round Up Ending 06/12/26:
Keeping it short this week, Since May 20th, the portfolio has been "RISK OFF" and we've continued to be in a neutral /cash position. This has allowed the portfolio to navigate around the price volatility since then in the markets.
i hooked my whoop to my work calendar to find which coworker gives me the most stress 🚨
thanks to fable, I reverse engineered whoop to pull per minute heart rate. nd matched spikes with cal events and attendees
I now have a leaderboard and I think about it daily.
few info masked for obvious reasons ;)
I'm far more aligned with this. I can't find a real use case for /loop because I just use a parallelizable state machine for my dev pipeline.
Won't keep me from experimenting with it though.
Weekly Round Up Ending 06/05/26:
As said last week on May 20th, our portfolio signaled "RISK OFF" and we shifted into a cash positioning. While it was a bit painful to watch the market grind up after our position changed, Friday validated the positioning.
Weekly Round Up Ending 06/05/26:
As said last week on May 20th, our portfolio signaled "RISK OFF" and we shifted into a cash positioning. While it was a bit painful to watch the market grind up after our position changed, Friday validated the positioning.
Considering YTD returns, losing ~2% on Friday was expected for the portfolio and simply proves that the portfolio design is working as expected. Actual = 74% vs Modeled = 52%.