Media around the world criticize the United States every day, especially under Trump's administration.

People in various countries hate Americans; the United States is falling apart, and the American Dream has been shattered.
This is the main way media generate traffic. Just take it as gossip and laugh it off—don't take it too seriously.
What has never changed in the United States over the past 250 years is the reward for risk-taking, competition, innovation, capital accumulation, and entrepreneurship. This system still exists and remains vibrant.
The U.S. population accounts for about 4% of the world's total, yet contributes over 26% of global GDP.
The U.S. stock market accounts for about 43% of the global total market capitalization, making it the largest, most dynamic, and highest-valued stock market in the world.
American companies are building next-generation chips, data centers, power systems, software, healthcare, defense technology, robotics, logistics networks, and financial platforms.
Many people in the world do not live on American soil, but as investors they can own a part of it.
Not just watching U.S. economic growth from the sidelines, but also becoming a part of it.
Throughout U.S. history: wars, recessions, inflation, bear markets, banking crises, terrorist attacks, and pandemics.
Every generation has had enough reasons to believe that America's growth story is over.
But time and again, the U.S. has adapted, recovered, and moved toward prosperity.
That is why, in the long run, you should find the right time to buy and hold quality U.S. stocks.
It's that simple.
When America's best companies are battered by panic, negative news, deliberate short-selling, or temporary profit-taking, history shows that these moments often present the best buying opportunities you'll ever encounter.
Bears have never stopped repeating the same old clichés on TV.
People like Grantham have spent their whole lives claiming this is the 'most expensive market in history,' warning of a 70% market crash.
The world is never short of tail risks, but if you actually believe him, then your own intelligence is questionable.