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Taking Profits on ASML to Fund SPYG Sell Puts 💰📉➡️📈

I’ve decided to take profits on ASML as part of my portfolio strategy, shifting capital to fund sell puts for SPYG. ASML has been a strong performer, benefiting from the semiconductor boom, but with markets fluctuating, it’s a good time to lock in gains and reallocate funds strategically.

1. Locking in ASML Gains at a Strong Price 💵

ASML plays a critical role in semiconductor manufacturing, but after a strong rally, it’s smart to secure profits rather than risk potential pullbacks. While I still believe in its long-term growth, reducing exposure at a high allows me to redeploy funds more effectively.

2. SPYG Sell Puts: Building a Growth Position at a Discount 📉

By selling puts on SPYG (SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF), I can generate instant premium income while positioning myself to buy SPYG at a lower price. SPYG gives exposure to strong growth companies like Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Amazon, making it an attractive long-term investment. If assigned, I get quality stocks at a discount. If not, I keep the premium.

3. Raising Cash While Staying Invested 💼

Selling puts allows me to keep capital working, unlike simply holding cash after selling ASML. It’s a way to earn passive income while waiting for the right entry points. With SPYG offering a diversified growth exposure, this move helps balance my portfolio.

Final Thoughts: Smart Capital Rotation for Long-Term Gains

Taking profits on ASML and reallocating funds into SPYG sell puts is a strategic way to lock in gains, raise cash, and generate income while staying exposed to high-quality growth stocks. This approach ensures I maximize returns without sitting on idle cash. Would you consider a similar move to balance profits and future opportunities$ASML Holding NV(ASML)$  @TigerStars @Daily_Discussion @MillionaireTiger @TigerTradingNotes