As a trader, I checked my performance every single day—it was a necessity. As a model developer, I track model performance just as rigorously. It’s the only way to determine if an idea has merit and to guide improvement.

Yet, in the world of investments, I’ve observed a surprising gap:
Many recommend stocks without providing their track record of performance. How can we make informed decisions without this data?

Few investors can accurately state their portfolio performance, even though their portfolio gain could exceed their annual salary.

The implications of ignoring portfolio performance are staggering. For instance, how long can a portfolio afford to underperform the S&P by 5%? Or worse, underperform a proven strategy like the Stars model by 17%?

Financial advisers and individual investors alike need a better product—a strategy with clarity, accountability, and superior performance.

That’s exactly what the Stars model offers. As detailed in Earn Twice the S&P, it’s the best portfolio strategy I’ve encountered in my 40-year career.

Are you ready to stop guessing and start measuring? Let’s make performance a priority.