My view is, there is no right or wrong, or which is better. Each has its own pros and cons.At the end of the day, it depends on individual’s preference, investment plan, risk tolerance and other factors. But a quick thought would be, why not invest in both?I mean, as consumers, we are already buying products and services from both local and overseas brands. We love Grab, we love DBS, and we love Shopee, but at the same time we also shop on Amazon, we buy Apple products, and Tesla is gaining traction here in Singapore. We also subscribe to Netflix and Spotify.If you have time, feel free to check out my video below for more details:Singapore vs US Stocks - Pros And Cons:https://youtu.be/QzN3u3O0v9YHope you find the video useful [Smile] $A
Current it would be my decision to keep holding on Chinese ADRs such as $Alibaba(BABA)$ . I bought it last year when it was at a low point, i thought so. And it went tumbling downwards due to the authorities crackdown on Chinese BigTech firms. I thought of selling it, but in the end keep holding on it since what's worse than holding onto it, right? Luckily never sell, or else lose even more than now as the stock recover after a vote of confidence in the chinese authority. Returns is still negative. But could have been worse off if I decided to give up totally in Chinese ADR. One lesson I gain is to trust the stocks I buy, especially those established Big companies. Though at times, I admit, I wavered and thought of throwing in the towel. It's an internal struggle against myself. As Q1 flie