Most investors—and even many financial advisors—don’t actually know whether their portfolio strategy has repeatable, long-term performance. At best, traditional advice often comes with low expected returns and little clarity on how the strategy will behave in different market conditions.

So what makes a portfolio strategy truly repeatable and powerful?

Here’s what to look for:
📈 25 years of performance data, including stress tests in markets like ’01–’02 and 2008
🔁 Consistent 15-year performance
🎯 High accuracy (Stars reaches 100% after a couple of years)
⚙️ Rule-based, not dependent on gut instinct
⏳ Long holding periods—buy and hold
💸 Low tax burden
📊 Built-in mechanisms to improve holdings over time
🧠 Emotion-free stock selection
📉 Buys more at lower prices—thrives during corrections
🕒 Requires minimal monitoring and maintenance

Very few strategies recommended by advisors meet even a handful of these criteria. The Stars model checks every box—and that’s one reason why it may be the greatest money-making machine ever created.

Curious what your portfolio could be doing with real repeatable performance?