We live in an age where financial information is everywhere—books, advisors, economic data, newsletters, world events. But here’s the hard truth: for most investors, none of it consistently leads to better performance.

Why?

Because there’s simply too much information for the average investor to turn it into a clear, winning strategy.

The Stars Model takes a different approach—one that mirrors the lesson from Moneyball: boil everything down to the data that matters.

Stars uses only:

✅ 2 ETFs
✅ Year-end prices
✅ 4 simple rules

It doesn’t guess. It doesn’t chase headlines. It follows one core principle: buy what’s going up, sell what’s going down. Then it waits. Just one decision per year.
While most day traders lose everything and most “long-term” investors underperform the S&P, Stars continues to quietly outperform.

I believe this simplicity—model-based, emotion-free, rules-driven investing—isn’t just the key to stronger returns. It’s the future of the financial services industry.