讀後心得

Former U.S. President Donald Trump and his second son Eric recently played golf at their own golf club, despite the fact that the U.S. stock market had plummeted for two consecutive days, erasing $6 trillion in value. According to informed sources, Trump’s patience with the market collapse is nearing its limit, and he has indicated that he is closely monitoring market trends. While Trump's trade advisors insist that the tariff policy is aimed at restructuring global trade, many believe it is merely a tool for negotiation. Eric pointed out on social media that those who negotiate with Trump for the first time are the winners, and that the White House is currently receiving numerous calls from business owners seeking possibilities for changes in tariff policy.

During a golfing event at his own golf club, the President of the United States was seen riding in a golf cart with his younger son. Meanwhile, the US stock market experienced a decline for two consecutive days, causing panic among global investors, while the President appeared calm, playing golf for two days straight. Although most people find the market conditions anxiety-inducing, insiders revealed that the President's tolerance for the stock market crash is nearing its limit.

The President's son stated on social media that whoever negotiates with his father first will be the winner. The "reciprocal tariff" policy announced on Wednesday took many by surprise, yet he happily returned to Florida to play golf the next day. Despite the stock market dropping over 1500 points in two consecutive days, with a market value loss of 6 trillion dollars, he still chose to spend time on the golf course.

An unnamed White House staffer told the media that he intentionally refrained from public comments during US stock trading hours, emphasizing that he has been closely monitoring the stock market trends. A Republican insider also pointed out that while the President does not let stock market fluctuations affect his mood, he still pays attention to the market like everyone else. During this period of selling pressure, those who have talked to the President have reported that he maintained a calm demeanor regarding the tariff plans, considering tariffs merely as part of an economic policy.

However, another person who has interacted with the President noted that the extent of the stock market's collapse is approaching a threshold that he cannot accept. Reports indicate that during this time, the White House received many calls from businesses and lobbying groups, but it is unclear whether these contacts will influence his tariff policy. Although the President's trade advisers and several officials insist that the tariff policy is intended to restructure global trade, some who know him believe it is merely a strategy to achieve a deal.

The President's younger son, Eric, shared: "I do not want to be the last one negotiating with the President; the first one to negotiate will be the winner, and the last will inevitably be the loser. This is a scenario I have witnessed throughout my life." A senior staffer revealed that the President has begun discussions with Vietnam, India, and Israel, anticipating that these talks will help reach bilateral agreements before the tariffs take effect.