Since JSS-Tripler positions expire after 75 days, in order to create a consistent income, we must figure out how to replace the positions while still making a profit. This process is called compounding.

Example:
If you start with $500 and compound completely until you get to $30 per day in earnings, you could create an indefinite profit of $70 per week. You can start this compounding process with as much or as little as you wish, but the more you start with, the more profit you earn in the shortest amount of time.

One Third/Two Thirds Rule:
Basically, you should create a goal of earning a daily profit of a multiple of $30. As in the example, if you compounded up to earning $30 per day, you could then compound $20 every day while withdrawing $10 every day. This is where the rule comes into effect: “For whatever daily profit you wish to make, “invest” double that for 75 consecutive days.” Once you had bought 2 positions per day for 75 days straight, you would consistently earn $10 per day ($30-$20 to “reinvest” daily) until the RSF.
It doesn’t have to be just $30 dollars though. How much would you need to make a full-time income? Most people would consider $3,000 per month to be sufficient.
That “full-time income” point is at 1500 positions. If you bought all of those at once, that would be $15,000 and if you withdrew $3,000 per month, you would be “in profit” after 5 months. Of course, you could buy $10k, $5k, or an even lesser amount worth of positions and simply compound. Once you bought 20 positions every day for 75 days, you would be able to withdraw $100 every day until the RSF ($300 – $200 to “reinvest” daily).

It is up to you to find a balance of compounding and withdrawing that you feel comfortable with. Do not risk your “grocery money” as no one can say for sure when the RSF will happen! I can only provide you with strategies that have worked for me so far.