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The 50/30/20 Model Portfolio is a hypothetical, rules-based research model. Its allocations, signals, journal entries, charts and examples do not represent any user's holdings and are not instructions addressed to a particular person. References to “target”, “buy”, “exit”, “position”, “trade” or “execution” describe changes inside the hypothetical model only.

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Nothing on the website or in an account is investment, legal, accounting or tax advice; an offer or solicitation; a prospectus; or a recommendation to acquire, hold or dispose of any security. You remain solely responsible for independent due diligence, product eligibility and every decision in your own account. Where appropriate, consult an authorised adviser and tax professional who understands your circumstances.

Principal investment and leveraged-ETF risks

The Model Portfolio is aggressive. It allocates half of strategic capital to sleeves using SPXL and SOXL, products designed to seek approximately three times the daily return of their respective indexes before fees and expenses. Daily reset and compounding mean performance over periods longer than one day can differ substantially from three times the index's cumulative return, especially in volatile or sideways markets.

Loss and drawdown: an investor could lose a substantial part or all of capital allocated to a leveraged product. A 3× product can fall sharply before a daily model can respond.
Compounding and path dependency: the sequence of returns affects the result; volatility can erode value even if the index later returns near its starting level.
Concentration: SOXL is concentrated in semiconductors and related companies. Sector, technology, supply-chain and geopolitical shocks can be severe.
Model risk: moving averages and volatility estimates can be late, unstable or wrong for future conditions. Whipsaw, missed rebounds and prolonged underperformance are possible.
Implementation risk: spreads, market gaps, slippage, taxes, fees, trading restrictions, liquidity and unavailable products can make a user's outcome materially worse than a model.
Counterparty, derivatives and tracking risk: leveraged funds use swaps and other derivatives and may not achieve their stated daily objective.
Currency and wrapper risk: fund domicile, trading currency, base currency, withholding taxes, estate rules and retail-access rules differ by investor and jurisdiction.
Cash is not protection: a cash regime can reduce exposure but cannot prevent all losses, guarantee timely re-entry or ensure a positive return.

Read each fund's current prospectus and key information before any independent decision. The US SEC's investor guidance explains why leveraged and inverse ETFs can produce unexpected longer-term results and sudden losses: Investor.gov leveraged and inverse ETF bulletin ↗.

Hypothetical, backtested and forward-model performance

Backtests, extended proxies, stress tests and the post-2025 Model Portfolio are hypothetical. They are not the performance of a client account, audited fund, broker statement or composite of actual accounts. No representation is made that any person achieved or could achieve the displayed result.

Backtests benefit from hindsight and a fixed rule set selected with knowledge of historical markets. They do not reflect every alternative rule that was considered.
Extended periods include synthetic 3× series and proxy assets before ETF inception. Proxy returns are not the historical returns of SPXL, SOXL or VWRA.
Results include stated model-cost and financing assumptions but may exclude or underestimate spreads, market impact, borrow, taxes, fund expenses, currency conversion, subscription costs and individual constraints.
Model execution uses completed data and assumed next-session treatment. Displayed close references are not verified fills and may be impossible for a user to obtain.
Benchmarks are shown for context and may have different risk, geography, leverage, costs and investability.

Past, backtested or modelled performance does not predict or guarantee future results. A model that reduced a historical drawdown may fail to do so next time.

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