讀後心得

U.S. President Trump and his son Eric were seen riding in a golf cart at their own golf club. Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market experienced two days of plummeting, causing panic among global investors. Although Trump appeared unfazed, sources revealed that he was anxious about the decline in the stock market. After announcing "reciprocal tariffs," Trump immediately returned to Florida to play golf, choosing not to make public statements during this time and focusing on the changes in the stock market. The White House received numerous calls from businesses, but it remains unclear whether this will impact Trump’s tariff policies. Eric emphasized that whoever negotiates with Trump first will be the winner. Trump has also begun discussions with Vietnam, India, and Israel, aiming to reach agreements before the tariffs take effect.

The President of the United States, along with his second son, took a golf cart on the same day to engage in golfing activities at their private golf club. Despite the U.S. stock market crashing for two consecutive days, triggering panic among global investors, the President appeared calm, playing golf for two days in a row. However, is the President truly untroubled? According to insiders, he has become quite anxious about the decline in the stock market.

The second son stated on social media that whoever negotiates with his father first would be the winner. The day after announcing the shocking "reciprocal tariffs," the President happily returned to Florida to play golf. In other words, even with the U.S. stock market dropping over 1500 points for two consecutive days, resulting in a loss of $6 trillion in market value, he still spent time on the golf course.

A White House aide indicated that the President intentionally refrained from making public statements during U.S. stock trading hours but was still keeping an eye on the stock market dynamics. A Republican aide pointed out that while the President would not be affected by the stock market, he, like others, would pay attention to its trends. Another person who has conversed with him believes the President remains calm about the tariff plan, viewing tariffs merely as a part of economic policy that is still being formulated.

However, some individuals have pointed out that the situation of the stock market crash is nearing a level the President cannot accept. Reports mention that the White House has received numerous calls recently from business owners and lobbying groups, but it is unclear whether these calls can alter the tariff policy. While trade advisors and the Vice President emphasize that the tariff policy is intended to restructure global trade, others familiar with the President believe it is just a tool for achieving a deal.

The President's second son expressed on social media that he does not want to be the last to negotiate with his father, emphasizing that the first person to negotiate is the winner, while the last one is the loser. A senior aide stated that the President has initiated discussions with Vietnam, India, and Israel, and these discussions are expected to facilitate bilateral agreements before the tariffs take effect.

• The U.S. Secretary of Commerce mentioned Taiwan's chip industry, stating that semiconductor tariffs will be the next step.
• The President emphasized that the tariff policy will not change and stated that China's retaliatory actions show their anxiety.
• The U.S. stock market fell sharply for two consecutive days, with a market value evaporating by $6 trillion, the Dow Jones dropping by 2200 points, and the Nasdaq index entering bear market territory.