Most financial advisors will show you their criteria for an investment portfolio. Mine are very different.

📉 The average advisor’s portfolio performance: ~5% below the S&P
📈 Stars performance: 19 percentage points above the S&P per year (over the past 14 years)

What makes ⭐ Stars different?
1️⃣ Buy-and-hold strategy
2️⃣ Owns only two ETFs — SPY & TQQQ (together holding 600 stocks)
3️⃣ Constantly improving picks — rising stocks added, falling stocks reduced
4️⃣ In corrections, more TQQQ shares are bought at 20¢ on the dollar
5️⃣ Returns split: ~50% market direction / ~50% volatility
6️⃣ Lost opportunity cost of not being invested: ~24% per year
7️⃣ Accuracy after two years: ✅ 100% | Real risk: effectively 0
8️⃣ Repeatable process — same strategy, over and over
9️⃣ Results: 8–27 percentage points above the S&P depending on market type

💡 The outcome: Stars has outperformed the S&P by a factor of 17 over the past 26 years.

If you’re evaluating strategies, ask yourself: Does yours meet these criteria?