抄底美股的亚洲散户，开始撤退了

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Asian retail investors, who previously showed strong interest in the US stock market, are now withdrawing their investments as the market approaches historical highs [1][2][3] - South Korean retail investors sold over $1 billion in US stocks for the first time in May, marking a significant shift in their investment behavior [1] - Japanese retail investors also became net sellers of US ETFs, with a notable sell-off of approximately $1.66 million in May, the largest reduction since April 2023 [1] Group 2 - The S&P 500 index has rebounded over 20% from a low point after a 12% drop earlier, indicating a recovery despite external concerns about US assets [2] - The S&P 500 index is currently less than 2.5% away from its historical high of 6147.43 points, but its growth has slowed to less than 1% over the past three weeks [3] - The future of the US stock market is heavily influenced by President Trump's unpredictable policy statements, which can significantly impact market movements [3] Group 3 - Some Asian retail investors remain optimistic about the US market, viewing it as a reliable investment option, especially in the context of large tech stocks outperforming the Asia-Pacific indices [4][5] - A Singaporean investor expressed a cautious approach, indicating a willingness to invest more only if Trump makes statements that negatively affect the market [4]