讀後心得

U.S. stocks plummeted due to Trump's tariff policy, and investors in Taiwan are concerned about the opening situation after the Qingming holiday. A netizen mentioned on PTT that the Taiwan stock market might open low on Monday and asked whether financial stocks would become a safe haven, which sparked a lot of discussions. Netizens argued that financial stocks would also be affected and pointed out that foreign investors have recently sold off a large amount of financial stocks. Some believe that bank stocks are resilient and still have investment value. FTNN News Network reminds investors to make independent judgments and carefully assess risks.

Under the impact of former President Trump's tariff policy, U.S. stocks experienced a significant drop yesterday. The Taiwanese stock market remained closed due to the Tomb Sweeping Day holiday, and many investors are concerned about the opening situation after the holiday ends. One netizen expressed on social media that the stock market will definitely open lower next Monday, individual stocks will face severe setbacks, and inquired whether financial stocks will become a safe haven for hot money. This post sparked heated discussions among many netizens. Numerous responses indicated, "It's better not to enter the market on Monday; that is the safe haven," and "Overall, the market will decline, and financial stocks are unlikely to be spared."

On PTT, a netizen posted their opinion titled "Will financial stocks be the last safe haven on Monday?" indicating that the opening of Taiwanese stocks next Monday will be low, and with foreign capital continuously fleeing, many individual stocks will inevitably face declines. They mentioned, "Can financial stocks avoid the impact of trade this time and become a safe haven for capital? In this volatile situation, perhaps investing in financial stocks would be safer?" This post immediately sparked intense discussion, with netizens expressing their views such as, "Currently, U.S. government bonds or low-risk bonds may be safer," "The market is in a dire state, how can we talk about safe havens," and "Foreign capital massively sold off financial stocks last week; how could anyone think financials are a safe haven?" among others.

However, some netizens expressed understanding, stating, "Regular bank stocks are performing relatively steadily," "Bank loans to small and medium-sized enterprises can still reduce bad debt losses," and "Financial stocks are relatively resilient, especially bank stocks, while securities and insurance stocks are more dangerous."

Reminder to investors: This information is for reference only and should be independently assessed. Please evaluate carefully and assume your own investment risks.