If forced to choose only one market for the next decade, I still lean toward the U.S. The innovation engine remains unmatched, supported by dominant tech moats, strong profitability and deep capital markets. Even if returns cool, structural compounding in AI, cloud, biotech and semiconductors keeps the long-term uptrend intact.
Asia is attractive, especially Singapore, with cheaper valuations, stable dividends and healthier policy visibility. It offers steadier income and selective growth, but lacks the global profit engines that drive consistent decade-long outperformance.
So my choice is the U.S., with Asia as a complementary allocation rather than the core.
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