Financial ads promise a lot—
✅ A dreamy retirement lifestyle
✅ Tax efficiency
✅ “Custom” portfolios
✅ Low or performance-based fees
But here’s what they don’t talk about:
Your actual expected return.
Why? Most financial advisors can’t tell you. Not because they don’t care—because your investments are scattered, and historical data is lacking. Or… maybe they know, and the truth is disappointing.
💡 That’s why I created the Stars model.
And I put it all in the book: Earn Twice the S&P
In the Stars model:
📈 The title is your expected return.
🧠 You get 26 years of performance data.
🛡️ You see how it handles bull, bear, and sideways markets.
🧩 You’re shown the drawdowns and how to manage risk with structured rules.
Yes—TQQQ is risky on its own. But with the limits and timing rules explained in the book, the results speak for themselves.
📊 If you’re serious about outperforming the market—and want more than vague promises—it’s time to take a look at the Stars model. Any good advisor should be open to what actually works.