I'm sorry, but doing the exact opposite of what the government tells you is more stable

The government is urging young people not to buy homes, but to live in rental housing and invest in the domestic stock market.
I am sorry, but it seems you have a higher chance of success if you do the exact opposite.
- Live in rental housing > Secure residential stability by acquiring your own home somehow first,
- Invest in the domestic market > Hold your KRW-denominated assets only in real estate, and secure your financial assets in USD-denominated assets.
From the state's perspective, it seems they said this because they do not want real estate prices to skyrocket and want money to flow into the stock market.
However, from an individual's perspective, you have to ensure your own survival first.
Since Korea has a small domestic market and is entering an aging society, a large fiscal deficit is inevitable,
and I believe a long-term weakening of the KRW is as predictable as seeing fire.
Furthermore, Korea's flagship industry, memory semiconductors, is a cyclical industry, making it unsuitable for long-term investment.
Inevitably, US assets are more stable.