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The difficulty with US stocks isn't what assets to buy;
the hard part is when to sell.
Here's a recent point that made me feel pretty uncomfortable,
At the end of last year, I bought Intel at $20.
It rose to $40, so I sold.
Finding stocks that can double in value in the US stock market isn't particularly difficult.
The key is still judging the potential for growth.
For example, I previously said I bought HODL and got stuck, I bought a bit early,
and as a result, it surged significantly on Friday. I'm also now in profit. But the problem arises again.
When should I sell? I can't say for sure for now.
The logic of cryptocurrencies is completely not applicable to the US stock market.