Honestly, in the past year the U.S. stock market has had quite a few solid options. If you haven’t tried investing in U.S. stocks yet, let’s take a look at which ones are worth watching.

To start with technology—the area the market focuses on the most—Apple (AAPL) is still strong, trading at around $208. This company isn’t just about hardware; its services business is growing rapidly, and they’ve just pushed AI features into their operating system, which should attract buyers for new devices.

Then there’s NVIDIA (NVDA), priced at $118. The company still dominates the AI chip market. New architectures like Blackwell only further confirm its leadership position. Demand for GPUs remains strong, whether for AI, gaming, or even autonomous vehicles.

Microsoft (MSFT), at $447, still has Azure cloud as a key engine, and revenue generation from Copilot AI in the enterprise segment looks promising. Alphabet (GOOG), at $180, continues to get support from digital advertising, and Google Cloud is starting to turn a profit.

Speaking of e-commerce, Amazon (AMZN), priced at $185, has seen AWS recover. Its advertising business is growing quickly, and the company is working to control costs, which helps improve margins.

Meta (META), at $508, uses AI to rank Reels and ads. Returns on ad investments are improving. WhatsApp is also beginning to generate revenue, and efforts to control costs are helping increase profits.

Tesla (TSLA), at $182, remains a leader in the EV market. The company plans to roll out a new model at a lower price. Its solar and battery businesses are also growing fast. AI in cars and robots could be a major bet for the future.

Broadcom (AVGO), at $1,592, is a leader in networking and AI chips. It benefits from the buildout of new data centers, and the VMware acquisition should help strengthen its position. The dividends are also attractive.

Why are U.S. stocks interesting? The U.S. is still the global hub for innovation—AI, cloud, biotech, and clean energy are all rooted here. The overall economy remains strong, and the Fed is expected to start lowering interest rates, with the market having high liquidity.

How to invest in U.S. stocks: there are many ways. You can open an account with a Thai securities company, invest through ETFs that bundle multiple stocks, or use CFDs if you prefer leverage. It depends on your style and the level of risk you’re willing to take.

In summary, the U.S. stock market still offers good opportunities—whether in technology, clean energy, or other areas. Invest carefully, study a company’s fundamentals, look at price trends, and don’t forget to diversify your risk.