Looking for feedback on my LEAPS hedging strategy?

Hi all, I’ve been trading LEAPS for the last couple of years and am up +300% this year. ( only mentioning to point out that I'm an aggressive trader, I know this growth isn’t sustainable. ) 100% of my port are deep ITM LEAPS (.70 Delta +, 365 DTE). I mainly trade high beta growth stocks (NBIS, RKLB, ASTS). LEAPs have been working well for me but I do see large drawdowns during corrections and pullbacks (my port dropped to +180% from +300% the past 2 months but has now nearly rebounded). So I’m looking to add a lot more emphasis on hedging to reduce volatility during these events.  Open to all feedback, my strategy is below:  —- I want to hedge my high-beta exposure using QLD ETF puts (.70 Delta +, 120 DTE with intention to sell within 60-90 days as most corrections last 1-2 months). Here's my reasoning: **Underlying:**  * QLD is a 2x QQQ leverage ETF which corresponds well with my stock selection and would directly counter my LEAPS exposure during pullbacks.  **Entry:** Wait for clear bearish macro confluence across multiple macro indicators * High Greed on the CNN Fear and greed index * VIX index spikes above 25 * Global supply chain pressure * Fed Rates increasing  * SMA cross overs on SPY/ QQQ/ my stock selection  Aiming to place my puts as soon as soon as these signals show up  **Post-Entry:** **If the pullback hits:** Ride the puts down as my LEAPS take a temporary hit. Once QLD reaches major technical support (usually 30-60 days, hovering above the 200 SMA), sell 100% of the puts and lock in gains. **If the market rips:** Sell puts after 1-2 weeks of confirmation. My LEAPS will outrun the put losses.  **If the market stays flat:** If 2-3 weeks pass with QLD trading sideways, cut the puts and take the loss on the slight theta decay, which shouldn't be much since these puts are mostly intrinsic value (0.70+ Delta).  **Hedge sizing:** 10%-15% of my entire port, and only using them during macro corrections.  Open to all thoughts.