Is it clever to buy U.S.stocks then?

I wrote that buying Japanese stocks is reasonably not a lousy option the other day.

Technically speaking, though, the market is never predictable. Therefore, if your position goes wrong, you need to close the position as soon as possible. You should limit the loss and risk while letting the stocks, making an actual profit, grow by not touching them. However, in terms of techniques and tips, you should read a related book instead of being here. So let's move on to the main topic.

Is it reasonable to buy U.S. stocks such as the S&P 500 or Dow Jones Industrial Average? Honestly, I have no idea because I do not know much about the U.S. economy, and I just realized that it is pretty much meaningless to predict the market when I am standing on the assumption that the market is unpredictable. I am, however, pretty confident about the last article I wrote about Japanese stocks because I know the economic situation of Japan, and I am observing Japanese lives daily. What is more, I concluded that buying the Japanese index is probably a good option after considering both sides for and against buying them.