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Selling UNH, Rotating Into High-Conviction Tech + Bitcoin Ahead of Fed Decision
1. Portfolio Moves
Selling out of UNH
Rotating capital away from slow-growth healthcare
Taking profits / reallocating toward higher-upside opportunities
UNH stability appreciated, but limited near-term catalysts
2. New Buys / Adds
CRM (Salesforce)
Strong enterprise demand
AI integration driving margin expansion
Attractive valuation relative to growth
META
Earnings strength + ad revenue resilience
AI + Reels boosting engagement
Long-term capex is high, but future returns look strong
AMD
Benefiting from AI demand and server competition with NVDA
Strong product roadmap (MI300, etc.)
NVDA
Still the leader in AI hardware
Strong demand despite high expectations
Watching for supply constraints and margin trends
UPS
Rebounding volumes
Cost restructuring starting to show results
Potential macro tailwinds if rates fall
3. Crypto Allocation
Adding Bitcoin
Hedge against long-term monetary policy uncertainty
Still strong ETF inflows
Halving cycle tailwinds
4. Macro to Watch
Federal Reserve Decision
Will the Fed hint at cuts?
Market volatility around dot plot expectations
How guidance impacts tech valuations and risk assets
Impact on yields → which directly affects growth stocks and Bitcoin
🙏 Thank you all for tuning in, voting, following, and being part of the Let It Grow community! It’s been an awesome journey gathering info and sharing weekly insights with you.
👉 Please subscribe, share, and reach out with any questions — I’ll do my best to cover them on the show.
⚠️ This is not investing advice — just what I’m doing in my own portfolio based on my risk tolerance, goals, age, income, and more. Always do your own research!
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📘 Facebook Group
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🪙 Crypto.com – Get $25
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👏 If you’ve read this far — you’re the real MVP! Thanks again for supporting the show and helping grow our community. Let’s get after it and LET IT GROW 🌱📈
By Jeff SebastianSelling UNH, Rotating Into High-Conviction Tech + Bitcoin Ahead of Fed Decision
1. Portfolio Moves
Selling out of UNH
Rotating capital away from slow-growth healthcare
Taking profits / reallocating toward higher-upside opportunities
UNH stability appreciated, but limited near-term catalysts
2. New Buys / Adds
CRM (Salesforce)
Strong enterprise demand
AI integration driving margin expansion
Attractive valuation relative to growth
META
Earnings strength + ad revenue resilience
AI + Reels boosting engagement
Long-term capex is high, but future returns look strong
AMD
Benefiting from AI demand and server competition with NVDA
Strong product roadmap (MI300, etc.)
NVDA
Still the leader in AI hardware
Strong demand despite high expectations
Watching for supply constraints and margin trends
UPS
Rebounding volumes
Cost restructuring starting to show results
Potential macro tailwinds if rates fall
3. Crypto Allocation
Adding Bitcoin
Hedge against long-term monetary policy uncertainty
Still strong ETF inflows
Halving cycle tailwinds
4. Macro to Watch
Federal Reserve Decision
Will the Fed hint at cuts?
Market volatility around dot plot expectations
How guidance impacts tech valuations and risk assets
Impact on yields → which directly affects growth stocks and Bitcoin
🙏 Thank you all for tuning in, voting, following, and being part of the Let It Grow community! It’s been an awesome journey gathering info and sharing weekly insights with you.
👉 Please subscribe, share, and reach out with any questions — I’ll do my best to cover them on the show.
⚠️ This is not investing advice — just what I’m doing in my own portfolio based on my risk tolerance, goals, age, income, and more. Always do your own research!
🏋️♂️ Supplements: 1st Phorm
👖 Barbell Apparel
📘 Facebook Group
📈 E*Trade Referral
💸 Binance US
🪙 Crypto.com – Get $25
📊 Webull – Free Stock
👏 If you’ve read this far — you’re the real MVP! Thanks again for supporting the show and helping grow our community. Let’s get after it and LET IT GROW 🌱📈

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