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Thank you for always taking care of me.
I am considering investing in UNH. The reasons are: ① Investment returns that far surpass the S&P 500, ② High entry barriers that prevent other companies from catching up, ③ Solid management foundation stemming from a demand that will never disappear. I would like to invest in it with the opportunity of next year's new NISA.
Diversification of investments is often emphasized, but considering the high stock prices and my financial capabilities, I would like to concentrate my investment on one company. Also, since I am currently 28 years old, I believe I can take risks.
So, I would be grateful if you could provide insights from Mr. Buffett Taro about the future prospects of UNH. Thank you in advance.

I am struggling with the timing of purchasing my own residence.
The current situation in Japan involves the soaring housing prices (especially condominiums) and the possibility of the Bank of Japan's easing policy correction, leading to high risks of price declines and rising housing loan interest rates.
While Japanese stocks are also rising, it feels like both are mainly due to the Bank of Japan's monetary easing policy and the weakening yen, diverging from the actual economy.
It is expected that within a few years, the easing policy will be corrected, interest rates will rise, the yen will appreciate, overseas funds will withdraw, and both Japanese stocks and housing prices will begin to decrease significantly.
If you are considering purchasing a residence and taking out a mortgage, you may want to wait a little longer (you can wait for about another 10 years due to your age). You may think it's best to wait until housing prices drop significantly, but there is no guarantee that prices will decrease. Therefore, you may also be considering buying while mortgage interest rates are low, and you are feeling conflicted.
Could I hear app feedback from Mr. Buffett Taro?

Publication of portfolio
Rate of return on investment
Number of shares purchased and amount per month, etc.
I want you to tell me.