The Stars Model is built from two powerhouse ETFs: SPY and TQQQ. SPY tracks the S&P 500, where 85% of investors fail to outperform. TQQQ delivers triple exposure to the NASDAQ, containing 50 of the fastest-growing stocks over the past decade.

Both ETFs are self-improving. SPY continually adjusts to favor rising companies based on market cap, while TQQQ cycles through high-growth stocks, allowing winners to grow and replacing underperformers.

At year-end rebalancing, TQQQ is sold in rising markets and bought heavily in falling markets. During downturns, the Stars Model can hold two to six times more shares than before — setting up major gains when the market recovers.
TQQQ’s behavior amplifies growth. While it may fall four times faster than SPY during declines, it often rises five to eight times faster after market bottoms.
The result? A model that compounds the power of smart stock picking and strategic rebalancing to deliver extraordinary long-term performance.