Foreign investors are projected to continue purchasing U.S. stocks, with Goldman Sachs forecasting $300 billion in net foreign purchases in 2025, despite recent market challenges. Corporates are expected to lead these purchases, while mutual funds and pension funds will be significant sellers. Factors such as a weaker dollar and the U.S. market's structural advantages, including liquidity and growth potential, support this trend, although risks like economic uncertainty and disappointing AI investment returns could impact foreign interest.