Why 6% is no longer good enough for wealth managers

Every wealth manager we talk to says the same thing: “We’re averaging 6% a year, steady and predictable.” And that’s the problem. 6% has become “good enough.” Even when models like ours are showing 12.8% — verified, not simulated. When we ran our one-month model across U.S. stocks, it returned 12.8% over the last year. That’s not theory. That’s trades executed, tracked, and validated. The math doesn’t lie. But the industry comfort zone does. Here’s the kicker: wealth managers manage billions, yet even a 1% allocation using this model could add millions in net returns. So no, the question isn’t if the model works. It’s who’s willing to look at better math. If you want to see what your AUM would generate using real numbers, not hypotheticals, reach out and we'll show you exactly what it looks like, live.

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