Some people might say

US Exceptionalism:

Some people might say "listen" but I don't know what to translate "expletive nalism" in Korean instead of the word "best".

Now, the world is looking at the United States and saying, "The era of American expressionism," which means that it is the best era in the United States, which is clearly distinguished from other countries, led by the United States, where only the United States is doing well.

The news is that U.S. companies accounted for a whopping 75% of MSCI World Index, which covers almost all stocks in 23 developed markets around the world.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, when the Japanese market bubble burst, Japanese companies accounted for almost 45 percent of the index, which was higher than the United States, but now it is only about 5 percent. The United States, which had a ratio of only 30 percent at the time, has now expanded to 75 percent.

In Europe, the peak was in the late 1990s, but it was about 35 percent at the time and now it is only about 15 percent.

This result is not due to giving additional points to American companies, but because American companies are growing so much. In short, there are similar-sized American, Japanese, and European companies in the index, and if U.S. companies such as Nvidia are growing 100 times and 1,000 times while Japanese and European companies are growing slowly, the U.S. index percentage will naturally increase overwhelmingly.
  
There are stupid countries/people who expect the American Expression to be broken (Korea?), and if America is broken, they will already be broken long before America is broken.

If you look at the future objectively, it is beneficial to invest in the United States and be close to the United States.

Korean young people come to the U.S. and compete and win is the way to live a big world, so go for it. 👍