# Premium tactical allocation strategies

> The classics with the strongest Tactfolio Scores: public backtests for everyone, and their exact rules, holdings and copies with Plus and Pro.

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- The exact rules, block by block, in the builder
- Today’s holdings and every past rebalance
- Copy it, change it, and use it inside your own strategies
- Run it on paper or in your own Alpaca account
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## The premium classics

- [Hybrid Asset Allocation (HAA)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/hybrid-asset-allocation.md): Keller and Keuning’s HAA uses a TIP canary to sidestep inflation shocks. Rules, ETF backtest since 2008, simulated history since 1971, and a live version.
- [HAA Simple: Hybrid Asset Allocation with one asset](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/hybrid-asset-allocation-simple.md): The single-asset HAA: hold the S&P 500 while TIP and SPY momentum are positive, else bonds or bills. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Defense First (Carlson’s defensive tactical model)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/defense-first.md): Four defensive assets at 40/30/20/10 by momentum, with stocks taking any slot that trails bills. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [HAA 60/40 (NLX Finance’s Hybrid Asset Allocation variant)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/haa-60-40.md): HAA Simple’s TIPS canary with a 60/40 stock and bond mix when risk is on. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Leverage Rotation Strategy (UPRO above the 200-day average)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/leverage-rotation-strategy.md): Gayed and Bilello’s LRS holds 3x S&P 500 (UPRO) above the 200-day average and T-bills below. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Leverage Rotation Strategy 2x (LRS with SSO)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/leverage-rotation-strategy-2x.md): The 2x Leverage Rotation Strategy: SSO above the S&P 500’s 200-day average, T-bills below. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Growth-Trend Timing (Philosophical Economics’ GTT)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/growth-trend-timing.md): Leave the S&P 500 only when growth data turn negative and the trend breaks. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Growth-Trend Timing with unemployment (GTT-UE)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/growth-trend-timing-unemployment.md): Leave the S&P 500 only when unemployment is rising and the trend breaks. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Growth-Trend Timing with job growth](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/growth-trend-timing-jobs.md): Leave the S&P 500 only when jobs per worker fall and the trend breaks. Rules, backtest, yearly returns, and a live version.
- [Lethargic Asset Allocation (Keller’s LAA)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/lethargic-asset-allocation.md): Value stocks, gold, and Treasuries, with a Nasdaq-100 quarter timed by unemployment and trend. Rules, backtest, and a live version.
- [Pragmatic Asset Allocation (Quantpedia’s PAA)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/pragmatic-asset-allocation.md): The two strongest stock markets in an uptrend, hedged when the yield curve inverts. Rules, backtest, and a live version.
- [Inflation Compass (Varadi’s growth and inflation model)](https://tactfolio.com/strategies/inflation-compass.md): Energy, technology, utilities, or staples by growth trend and breakeven inflation. Rules, backtest, and a live version.

Backtest results are hypothetical, computed on past prices with no fees beyond those the backtest names, and are not investment advice. Past results do not predict future returns.