Over the past year, several key improvements have been made to the Stars model, building on the foundation outlined in my book “Earn Twice the S&P.”
Originally, the maximum TQQQ allocation in Stars was 20%, which already allowed the model to outperform the S&P by a factor of 8x over 26 years.

Now, after developing 8 new versions, we’ve found the TQQQ percentage can be safely increased to 40%—and the results are remarkable. With this adjustment, Stars has outperformed the S&P by a factor of 17x over the same 26-year period.

To meet investors’ diverse goals, there are now 5 variations of the Stars model:
1️⃣ Social Security Security
2️⃣ 10% Solution
3️⃣ Solid Base
4️⃣ Bitcoin
5️⃣ Gradual

💡 The Bitcoin variation uses profits from TQQQ sales during rebalancing to purchase Bitcoin instead of SPY, offering a unique approach to portfolio growth.
Research is ongoing with the Seedlings breakout model and the option model, as development continues toward even greater long-term performance.