Buy and hold doesn’t mean panic-selling during corrections. It means recognizing that when assets drop, they’re on sale. Wealthy investors don’t fear drawdowns, but many advisors treat them as the biggest risk.

Here’s the reality:
-Over 26 years, $1,000 in the S&P would grow to $7,000.
-That same $1,000 in the Stars model? $117,000.
That’s 17x the performance.

For 75 years, advisors have shown investors how to underperform the S&P by ~5% annually. Performance hasn’t improved—and often hasn’t even matched the benchmark.

The question becomes: what can you hold for 26 years?

Stars answers that with just two ETFs—SPY and TQQQ—constantly rebalancing into what’s rising and out of what’s falling. After a couple of years, the model achieves near-perfect accuracy with no real losses.

Unbelievable results. Minimal risk. Proof that buy-and-hold works when paired with the right strategy.