hapoy day

Investing in US stocks was my choice to re-enter the stock market after suffering losses in Malaysia and Hong Kong stocks for many years. At that time, I did a lot of research, especially during the three years of the Wuhan epidemic from 2019 to 2022 when society was at a standstill. I spent about 4-5 hours every day watching, reading, and listening, and the time spent has yielded satisfactory results. I bought 80 shares of SE and sold at 302, bought 20 shares of NKLA and sold at 80, bought 30 shares of Silver and sold at 100. Some were not cashed out due to bankruptcy leading to total loss. There were also two to three new EV stocks that plummeted by 90% resulting in losses. Since I did not go all in and always entered the market using the dollar-cost averaging method, my current account is still profitable. Some of the most successful investments include Tesla, Amazon, and the recent hot stock Nvidia, with an average profit margin of 500% to 600% (including stock splits). If I exit due to losses, I won't be able to enjoy the sweet investment roi. I have always emphasized that the average inflation rate of 1.5%-3% means cash depreciates every year, especially after the epidemic and during the US-China trade war. The global supply imbalance has caused prices to rise in various countries to a point where it's unbearable (Malaysia is still manageable, but Taiwan is somewhat exaggerated). Bank deposits with an interest rate of 3%-5% are suitable for those with significant assets. If one aims to invest for wealth, besides US stocks, I don't see any other market that can bring super high returns. Looking at the global trend, the USA still has the most capital, naturally making the stock market there the safest and with the most options.
#Investing in US stocks can lead to wealth