Lost Opportunity Cost: Are You Maximizing Your Returns?

Lost opportunity cost is the difference between what you are invested in and what you could be earning with a more efficient strategy. Traditionally, investors use the S&P 500 as a benchmark, which has delivered:
📈 8% per year over 26 years
📈 13% per year over 14 years

Enter the Stars Model—a game-changer. Over the same periods, it has achieved:
⭐ 20% per year over 26 years
⭐ 30% per year over 14 years
With different versions allowing TQQQ allocations from 10% to 40% (and options for doubling in down markets), the Stars Model outperforms the S&P by 8%–20% annually.

💡 What does this mean for investors?
Staying in the market is key.
Over time, adjusting to the highest TQQQ percentage you’re comfortable with optimizes returns.
The model’s buy-and-hold accuracy eliminates real risk, making it a standout choice for long-term wealth building.

If you’re evaluating financial strategies, ask yourself—can your current investments outperform Stars? If not, it may be time to reconsider your approach.