This question is very good. Although I am not qualified to answer it, I can tell friends with similar doubts a piece of data: the South Korean stock market is currently facing a strong issue of foreign capital withdrawal, and a large amount of internal funds are also financing and leverage ETFs.

Although the US is similar in many ways, the fund structure is indeed more stable. Moreover, from the historical perspective of ADRs, if it's a FOMO product, it is indeed easier for premiums to appear in the US, and they may not be eliminated in the short term.

Therefore, the South Korean stock market tends to fluctuate widely. For short-term investors, there are both opportunities and risks, while the volatility of US stocks is somewhat narrower, with larger capital amounts. As for how to choose, it still depends on you, my friends. What I can provide is just some data confidence.

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