讀後心得

The United States is about to implement reciprocal tariff measures, triggering fluctuations in Taiwan's stock market, which has seen consecutive declines, causing anxiety among investors. A netizen posted on PTT to discuss whether the public, who does not pay attention to the stock market, would be affected. The article sparked heated discussions, with comments pointing out that "If the boss loses money in stocks, the employees won't have it easy either" and "Unpaid leave unemployment + stagflation" among other phenomena. U.S. President Trump announced additional tariffs on about 60 countries, leading to a 32% tariff pressure on Taiwan. The Executive Premier urged the public to be psychologically prepared for the challenges ahead.

The United States is about to announce reciprocal tariff measures, and the uncertainty of the policy has caused significant fluctuations in the Taiwan stock market, leaving investors feeling distressed with multiple days of closing in the red. Many can't help but exclaim, "We're ready to sleep in the park." One netizen mentioned that some friends around them do not keep up with the news and the stock market; would such individuals' lives be affected? Following this post, other netizens began to comment and share their views: "If the boss loses money in stocks, the employees won't have it good either," "Unpaid leave and unemployment plus stagflation," "You'll realize it when you have to buy imported brooms."

Another netizen posted on social media with the topic "Is the impact on ordinary people who do not invest in stocks significant?" They mentioned, "The tariffs have not yet taken effect, and the other side has not actually launched an attack." Some friends who are not very concerned with the news are still traveling abroad happily in recent months. Therefore, the original poster is curious about whether the recent series of events has affected those who do not participate in the stock market. After the post was published, netizens started discussing again, "If the boss loses money in stocks, the employees won't have it good either," "If prices of electricity, water, oil, and Taiwan's high-speed rail rise, you will feel it more," "It's like boiling a frog slowly," "Basically, the government's policy declares that Taiwan's future will face challenges."

The President of the United States announced the implementation of a new "reciprocal tariff" policy, which will impose additional taxes on about 60 countries that have trade barriers against the United States, with Taiwan facing a 32% tariff. Prior to this, the US trade barriers report specifically pointed out that products such as American pork and beef would be affected. Regarding this policy, the Executive Yuan stated that in facing tariff issues, the United States needs to eliminate certain non-trade barriers and emphasized that Taiwan is willing to stand with the world under reasonable and global common standards, but will always prioritize protecting the health of its citizens. At the same time, it calls for everyone to be mentally prepared for the stock market next Monday, as it is feared that there will be a shock.

This information is for reference only, and investors should make independent judgments, carefully assess, and bear investment risks.