I moved my life savings to a European ETF when Trump entered the picture mostly because I think it's unethical to support the US.

It is always good to invest in your home country and continent. Sending your resources far away, might give you individual and short term gains, but you will always pay the price of not investing where you live.

Europe is actually a great place to live, lets not waste it for a few pieces of worthless printed paper or numbers in a computer, that the other side can create at will at no cost.

European stocks have been doing well over the last few years, for instance the German DAX. In addition, a lot of money is flowing from the USA into German companies; hundreds of very exciting startups in the area of Defence and industrial AI, same seems true for Netherlands, Scandinavia; investors with deep pockets flock into that market. If you do not live in Europe, you could look at an ETF around European value stocks (ASML, SAP, Leonardo, Airbus, Rheinmetall, Thalis, the big Pharmas Novartis, Roche, AZ…) or find a more speculative ETF containing ai / defense startups. Having said that, investors may be too late to the game… the institutional investors started buying when the market was low, not sure how long that will last; no overheating in sight, but the big invest profits may slow down.

I'm not sure about the untapped part of Single Market. Energy transition is probably the biggest growth opportunity in Europe

My european ETFs in euros are far more stable than the american ones in usd.

I'd rather put my money on reliable investments in our own economy and get a slow growth than throw it on the AI casino, uh... I mean the SP500.

I am European and I don't think so. Even in the good scenarios where Europe is a beacon of freedom and ethics I believe that the financial system won't be kind to us.