One line represents SPY—typically a steady, upward slope.
The other represents TQQQ—oscillating around the SPY line.

At year-end:
When TQQQ is rising, the model sells TQQQ and buys SPY.
When TQQQ is near the bottom, it buys TQQQ and sells SPY.

This disciplined rebalancing capitalizes on the natural oscillation of TQQQ around SPY. And here’s the key: Stars thrives in volatility. Most funds depend on a rising market. Stars prefers corrections—it buys more TQQQ at low prices, then benefits from the upswing.

The result?
✅ Repeatable performance
✅ Buy-and-hold simplicity
✅ Outperformance of the S&P by 8–27% annually, depending on market type
✅ Near 100% long-term accuracy and real risk approaching zero

Consistent. Clear. Powerful.