Let’s break it down:
1. Automatic Stock Selection
Stars uses just 2 ETFs that self-optimize. They continually buy what’s rising and sell what’s falling—exactly the opposite of what most investors do.

2. Repeatable Performance
Thanks to the consistent upward trend of SPY and the oscillating nature of TQQQ, Stars buys low and sells high—every year. That’s how it delivers reliable returns.

3. Near 100% Accuracy
With a 14-year average return of 32% per year, the Stars model’s buy-and-hold approach is approaching 100% accuracy within 3 years. That means risk doesn’t just drop—it practically disappears in the best version of the model.

4. It Loves Corrections
Corrections aren’t setbacks for Stars—they’re opportunities. At market lows, Stars can own 2–6x more shares than it did at the prior peak. And with intra-year rebalancing coming soon, there’ll be even more chances to buy at the bottom.

Stars isn’t just a model. It’s a system built for consistency, compounding, and long-term growth—especially when the market gets rocky.