Why not invest in A-shares or the Hang Seng Index?

Actually, it's because although China has many awesome companies,
there are very few that drive global industry development.
ByteDance is starting to show this potential.
Pop Mart counts as half of it.
Tencent and NetEase are focused on this domestic group.
Taobao, JD.com, and Pinduoduo have been operating domestically for so many years,
they are only now beginning to go overseas.
Ctrip has many overseas businesses,
but essentially, they are mainly used by Chinese people.
Xiaomi and Huawei, no need to say more.
Basically, these leading companies in the Hang Seng Index are all making money from Chinese consumers.
The U.S. stock companies selected are all trailblazers in their sectors,
turning crap into gold and making money for everyone.
Can they lead everyone worldwide to make money together?
That has become a huge divide and a major issue in the competition between Chinese and American giants.
And these giants are also protected as they grow.
If those awesome companies like Google had been developing domestically,
at least companies like Tencent and Baidu would be under more pressure.
So, it’s about chasing momentum,
not betting on these old giants to change the game.
You can only do filtering, not betting on change.
Take advantage of the pullback,
focusing on the once-leading U.S. stock sector creators,
their entire upstream and downstream clients.
Buy once, and that’s it.
Waiting for the end of the war and the midterm elections.