Let’s take a look:

🔹 Berkshire Hathaway
With ~30% of its portfolio in cash, Berkshire faces the challenge of maintaining value while boosting returns. When they reduced their Apple holdings, much of their outperformance went with it.

What if 20% of that cash were strategically invested in TQQQ over time?

📈 That could raise performance by 10 percentage points—equivalent to holding 50% Apple stock.

The rest could still go into classic value picks, preserving their core identity while improving upside.

🔹 BlackRock
They manage a wide range of financial services and strategies. Integrating the Stars model into their offerings could boost client performance and increase internal commissions. A win-win that could reflect in their stock price.

🔹 Blackstone
Known for consistently outperforming the S&P by 6% over 14 years, their biggest obstacle is maintaining that edge.
The Stars model has a slice that’s outperformed the S&P by 19 percentage points in the same period. It’s built on volatility rather than market direction—offering Blackstone a new, high-performing alternative asset class.

📊 The takeaway: Even the titans of investing can benefit from data-backed innovation. The Stars model isn’t just for individuals—it’s a scalable strategy that could reshape institutional investing.