Some selected U.S. stocks or indices, personal opinions, leaning towards long-term holding, and assuming I have 10 million. 1: Alphabet, 2 million I use their products every day—Google, Chrome, YouTube, Gemini, etc. Search business + cloud are cash cows, Gemini is the hottest AI star, and Waymo has potential growth points. Bought a few Alphabet tokens, and once I find a broker channel for stablecoin deposits and withdrawals, I’ll officially become a shareholder. Side note: This company didn’t listen to Todai (Tokyo University) back in the day, stuck to its principles, and decisively exited. I thought that was impressive—it’s like a Todai opposition concept stock. 2: Amazon, 1 million I’ve been following this company since my e-commerce days. They sacrificed short-term financial profits for free cash flow and built their own warehouses for better user experience. Their recent earnings report mentioned increasing AI investment, which scared off capital. I think it’s no big deal—it reminds me of how they built infrastructure and didn’t turn a profit for a long time, a tough player that doesn’t cater to Wall Street. Buying Amazon now is indirectly buying Anthropic, riding the AI trend. 3: Nasdaq QQQ, 2 million Technology is the primary productive force. 4: S&P 500, 5 million America’s national strength, innovation, capital, etc.—this is something you don’t even need to think about.