Most financial advisors build portfolios designed to meet “risk-adjusted” return criteria.
The result? Conservative projections that often underperform the S&P 500 by about 5% per year—averaging just 8% returns or less. Believable, yes. But not exactly satisfying.
That’s why the Stars model stands out. Over the last 26 years, the best version of Stars has outperformed the S&P by 17x. The results may sound unbelievable—but they’re built on simple, repeatable rules:
✅ A buy-and-hold strategy
✅ Owning two of the best ETFs (SPY & TQQQ)
✅ Annual rebalancing that captures profits in rising markets and buys at correction lows
✅ Four clear rules that keep the strategy consistent, accurate, and scalable
The outcome? A 21% annual return over 26 years—with no losses after the first few years, implying near-zero long-term risk.
The book and website detail the returns, drawdowns, and performance comparisons across every time period. Transparency and results, side by side.
Sometimes what feels “too good to be true” is simply too good to ignore.