讀後心得

On the 2nd, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, leading to a stock market crash over two consecutive trading days, with a market value evaporation of approximately $6.6 trillion. Despite the severe stock market situation, Trump remained calm and went on vacation at a private club in Florida. White House aides revealed that the stock market decline is approaching Trump's tolerance threshold, and his second son, Eric, hinted on social media that he hopes other countries would actively negotiate for more favorable agreements.

The U.S. president signed an executive order on the 2nd, announcing the imposition of "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries. Subsequently, U.S. stock markets fell significantly for two consecutive trading days, with a market capitalization evaporating by about $6.6 trillion (approximately NT$220 trillion). Despite facing such circumstances, the president appeared calm and unruffled; however, his aides indicated that this might exceed his tolerance level. The president's second son also posted on social media with words that were thought-provoking.

According to various reports, after a global increase in tariffs, the president seemed unconcerned, leisurely vacationing and playing golf at a private club in Florida. Regarding the growing investor concerns about the U.S. economic outlook, he expressed messages on social media, aiming to stabilize public sentiment, emphasizing that while the process would not be easy, it would ultimately lead to a great historic victory.

Reports noted that an unnamed White House aide revealed that although the president did not make any comments during U.S. stock trading hours, he was closely monitoring changes in the stock market. Another source mentioned that the sudden drop in the stock market was approaching a critical point that the president could not tolerate. Furthermore, the president's second son, Eric, posted on social media stating, "I would never want to be the last country talking to the president; the first to come will be the winners, and the last one will definitely be the losers." This seems to express the Trump campaign's expectation for other countries to initiate talks to promote more favorable bilateral agreements.

• The U.S. stock market has recently plummeted, with a market capitalization evaporating by about $6.6 trillion.
• The president appeared calm in the face of the crisis, but aides outlined their concerns.
• In an unstable market environment, the president emphasized that there would be great victories in the future.
• The president's second son hinted at waiting for other countries to initiate negotiations.