That’s the foundation of the Stars Model, which has an average holding period of 8 years. For a portion of the strategy to show a loss, the market would have to correct all the way back to prices from nearly a decade ago—a highly unlikely scenario, especially for a model with a strong performance track record. That’s why we say accuracy = 100% and real risk = close to zero.

Here’s what makes Stars powerful:

Rebalancing captures TQQQ profits in bull markets and buys more on dips, reducing drawdowns.
SPY and TQQQ—two of the best-performing ETFs—are all it holds.
Most investors can’t beat SPY. TQQQ has been the top-performing triple over the past 10 years.
These ETFs continue to evolve and improve, reinforcing long-term strength.

The real risk?

Missing out. The opportunity cost of being out of Stars over 5+ years is massive.

Don’t just beat the market. Rethink how you invest.