讀後心得

Former U.S. President Trump played golf with his second son, Eric, at their private golf club while the U.S. stock market was experiencing a crash. Despite the market plunging for two consecutive days, Trump appeared calm. An aide revealed that Trump is closely monitoring the situation in the stock market but will not be easily affected. His son Eric stated on social media that whoever can negotiate with Trump first will win. Despite pressure from business owners, Trump maintains a firm stance on the current tariff policies, believing that they are a tool for restructuring trade, and has already engaged in discussions with multiple countries.

The President of the United States recently took a golf cart ride with his younger son and enjoyed playing at the golf club at their home. Despite the stock market in the U.S. experiencing significant declines for two consecutive days, causing panic among global investors, the President seemed to have no sense of urgency and spent these two days on the golf course. Sources revealed that the President is quite uneasy about the drop in the stock market. His younger son stated on social media that whoever negotiates with their father first will be the winner. After announcing the widely discussed "reciprocal tariffs," the President immediately returned to Florida to play golf, ignoring the fact that the stock market had dropped over 1500 points for two consecutive days.

An unnamed White House aide told the media that the President is intentionally refraining from making public statements during stock market trading hours, but is simultaneously keeping a close eye on the market's dynamics. A Republican political aide pointed out that the President would not change his mindset due to stock market fluctuations, but like everyone else, he is still closely monitoring the market's performance. Another individual who speaks candidly with the President indicated that the degree of the stock market's collapse is approaching a level that the President finds hard to tolerate. Reports suggest that the White House has received numerous calls from business owners and lobbying groups in the past two days, although it is uncertain whether these communications will impact the President's tariff policy.

Although the President's trade advisor and the Vice President have reiterated that the tariff policy aims to reshape global trade, others who understand the President believe that this is merely a means for him to achieve a deal. Eric wrote on social media: "I don't want to be the last person to negotiate with my father; the first to negotiate will be the winner, and the last will be the loser." Senior aides revealed that the President has begun discussions with Vietnam, India, and Israel, and hopes to reach bilateral agreements before the tariffs take effect.