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Is Black Monday Coming? Trump's Tariffs Could Hit Taiwan's Stock Market

Is Black Monday Coming? Trump's Tariffs Could Hit Taiwan's Stock Market "Challenging 20,000 Points," National Security Fund Prepares to Respond

The U.S. President Trump's tariff policy has had a significant impact on global stock markets, with U.S. stocks experiencing a substantial decline for two consecutive days, nearing a bear market. Taiwan is facing a 32% tariff and is expected to face selling pressure when the market opens on Monday. Premier Su Tseng-chang convened a meeting to discuss response measures, with the National Security Fund preparing to mobilize 500 billion NT dollars, and the Financial Supervisory Commission also readying 18 plans to stabilize the market. State-owned financial institutions are on standby and may intervene early to support the market.

Could Black Monday be approaching? Trump's tariff threat may impact Taiwanese stocks

Could Black Monday be approaching? Trump's tariff threat may impact Taiwanese stocks "challenging 20,000 points," as the National Security Fund goes all out to respond.

The tariff policy of U.S. President Trump has had a significant impact on global stock markets, with U.S. stocks plummeting for two consecutive days, nearing bear market territory. Taiwan has also been subjected to a 32% tariff, with the market anticipating that Taiwan stocks will face high selling pressure when it opens on Monday. To stabilize market sentiment, Premier Su Tseng-chang convened a meeting to discuss countermeasures and has prepared 18 rescue plans. The Financial Supervisory Commission and the eight major state-owned banks are ready to intervene to help stabilize the market, and they will continue to closely monitor market developments in the future.

Not afraid of the impact of tariff policies! The low-orbit satellite boom continues. This telecommunications company’s dividend of 6.6 NTD has reached a historic high… issued a statement yesterday: not affected.

Not afraid of the impact of tariff policies! The low-orbit satellite boom continues. This telecommunications company’s dividend of 6.6 NTD has reached a historic high… issued a statement yesterday: not affected.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on April 3 that he would implement reciprocal tariffs on up to 60 countries with trade surpluses, raising concerns in the market. Communications manufacturer昇達科 (3491) issued a statement on the 5th, stating that the company's products would not be affected by the high tariff policy, and exports to the United States would continue as normal.昇達科 recently announced its annual financial report, showing an after-tax net profit of 8.59 per share and a cash dividend distribution of 6.63. Related revenue and gross profit margin both reached new highs. The company emphasized that despite facing trade challenges, demand from low-orbit satellites and 4G/5G customers remains stable. The satellite business is expected to grow by 80% this year, maintaining competitive advantages in the market.

Not afraid of tariff turmoil! The low-orbit satellite craze continues to heat up, and

Not afraid of tariff turmoil! The low-orbit satellite craze continues to heat up, and "this company" in the telecommunications sector has announced a cash dividend of 6.6 yuan, reaching a historic high. Yesterday, it released a statement: unaffected.

On April 3, U.S. President Trump announced the implementation of reciprocal tariffs against 60 trade surplus countries, raising concerns in the market about the impact on corporate exports. On the 5th, the telecom company Ascendant (3491) issued a statement indicating that the company's products would not be affected by this policy and emphasized that its export operations to the U.S. were functioning normally. Recent financial reports from Ascendant showed that the net profit after tax per share reached NT$8.59, and revenue from low Earth orbit satellites experienced significant growth, pushing total revenue to a record high. Despite facing trade challenges, Ascendant's business demand remains stable, and the company plans to launch globally significant satellite missions to expand its footprint.

Will Trump's tough measures impact the Taiwan stock market? Hsieh Chien-ho reveals

Will Trump's tough measures impact the Taiwan stock market? Hsieh Chien-ho reveals "the semiconductor industry faces double challenges": TSMC is under significant pressure.

On the 2nd, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order imposing a 32% "reciprocal tariff" on multiple countries, including Taiwan, triggering an escalation in the global tariff war. China immediately retaliated with its own tariffs, exacerbating market panic. Analysis indicates that the semiconductor industry has been hit the hardest, with TSMC's market value evaporating by $423.296 billion and NVIDIA losing as much as $1.488 trillion in market value. Hsieh Jin-he believes that this impact will have significant consequences for Taiwan's economy.

Trump's pressure on the Taiwanese stock market may face a heavy blow? Hsieh Chin-ho revealed the

Trump's pressure on the Taiwanese stock market may face a heavy blow? Hsieh Chin-ho revealed the "dual challenges in semiconductors": TSMC is under significant stress.

U.S. President Trump announced a 32% "reciprocal tariff" on multiple countries, triggering global trade tensions and causing market panic. Xie Jinhe, chairman of Financial Media, pointed out that the semiconductor industry was hit the hardest, with TSMC's market value evaporating by $42.3296 billion and its stock price falling by 36%. As tech stocks like NVIDIA plummeted, Taiwan's semiconductor industry faces dual pressures, raising concerns about its future development.

A newbie is asking for help:

A newbie is asking for help: "How should I respond when a colleague asks about my salary?" A more experienced person shares a tip: make the other person stop asking immediately.

In the workplace, discussing salary is seen as a major taboo. A netizen shared that he inadvertently learned about his supervisor's salary and discovered a significant gap compared to his own, which ultimately led to his dissatisfaction and resignation. He is worried about how to evade questions about salary from colleagues in his new job and therefore posted for help on Dcard. Many netizens responded, suggesting that he could use confidentiality agreements, vague responses, or state that it's inconvenient to disclose such information. Experienced individuals pointed out that these approaches can help avoid unnecessary awkwardness.

A newbie seeks help:

A newbie seeks help: "How should I respond when a colleague asks about my salary?" A senior imparts a trick: make the other person immediately speechless.

In the workplace, discussing salary is a major taboo. A netizen, upon inadvertently discovering that their supervisor’s salary was vastly different from their own, was dissatisfied and chose to resign. They were concerned about new colleagues asking about salary issues. They posted on Dcard asking how to avoid this topic and received responses from multiple netizens, who suggested methods such as mentioning confidentiality agreements, providing vague answers, or directly stating that it is inconvenient to disclose such information, allowing them to sidestep the conversation.

After Trump ended the tariff policy, Obama spoke out urging young people to be brave enough to

After Trump ended the tariff policy, Obama spoke out urging young people to be brave enough to "make some sacrifices"!

During his speech at Hamilton College, Obama expressed concern about the economic policies of the Trump administration and the infringement on free speech. He urged students to bravely express their dissatisfaction and pointed out that these policies could harm the United States' international reputation. He emphasized that democracy and the rule of law affect the details of everyday life and encouraged young people not to remain silent but to defend their rights. He also stated that he does not agree with the reciprocal tariffs introduced by Trump. The White House has not yet responded to this.

Exclusive Report / A renowned car detailing company speaks out for the first time! Initiating a movement to boycott American maintenance products.

Exclusive Report / A renowned car detailing company speaks out for the first time! Initiating a movement to boycott American maintenance products.

Trump announced a 32% heavy tariff on Taiwan, impacting the Taiwanese economy. A car detailing business was the first to stop using American products, stating that prices for American automotive maintenance products have increased since last year. They are concerned that the tariffs will lead to rising costs and have decided to shift towards European and Japanese products to reduce the impact. The business pointed out that American goods account for 40% of their car wash and maintenance products, and they will expand the use of products from other countries in the future, emphasizing that they will conduct quality tests to ensure service quality. Customers expressed support for this move, stating that the boss's decision is more courageous than that of the government.

Trump's tariff war affects Taiwan! He reveals a local industry 'facing extinction.'

Trump's tariff war affects Taiwan! He reveals a local industry 'facing extinction.'

Recently, U.S. President Trump announced a new tariff policy, imposing tariffs of up to 32% on certain products from Taiwan. Former Taoyuan City Council member Wang Haoyu described this move as a "death sentence" for Taiwan's textile industry. He pointed out that as Chinese textiles face obstacles in being sold in the U.S., these products may flood the Taiwanese market, causing serious impacts on local industries. He warned that if Chinese low-priced products further monopolize the market, it will put greater survival pressure on domestic businesses. The Executive Yuan announced that it will launch a support plan worth 88 billion NTD to help affected industries face these challenges, with particular focus on small and medium-sized enterprises and traditional industries.

A derailing accident occurred on the Taipei Metro! Trapped passengers shouted in panic:

A derailing accident occurred on the Taipei Metro! Trapped passengers shouted in panic: "You scared me to death... I want to leave here immediately!"

Taipei Metro's Bannan Line experienced a derailment incident tonight (5th) at around 6:53 PM. The metro company immediately activated emergency measures, dispatching ambulances and police to the scene for assistance. Due to the incident, a single-track bidirectional operation was implemented between Yadong Hospital Station and Jiangzicui Station, with a train interval of about 16 minutes, and a bus shuttle service was initiated. According to a trapped passenger, Ms. Liu, she felt very panicked and hoped to return home as soon as possible.

Difficult to endure Trump's reciprocal tariffs, there are reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has intentions to resign.

Difficult to endure Trump's reciprocal tariffs, there are reports that U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has intentions to resign.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent is considering leaving the Trump administration due to the recently introduced "Liberation Day" tariff policy, which has severely damaged financial markets and affected his reputation. His position as Treasury Secretary has not received the attention it deserves, and Trump seems to disregard his advice, resulting in him becoming an "outsider" in decision-making. Recently, Trump announced a 10% tariff on imported goods, triggering significant market volatility and facing widespread skepticism from the public. Bessent had previously warned that such large-scale tariffs would escalate conflicts, but China has recently imposed tariffs on U.S. goods as well, causing global stock markets to decline again.

Are tariffs making Taiwanese stocks a

Are tariffs making Taiwanese stocks a "paradise for short selling"? Experts specify which sectors will be most affected next Monday, and investors lament: it's already too late.

Many investors are concerned about the Taiwan stock market opening on April 7, as U.S. stocks have been declining due to tariff issues. Many netizens are discussing on Dcard whether it is suitable to short the market, presenting various opinions and suggestions. A former private equity trader reminds value investors to look for opportunities to increase their positions during the decline and offers four pieces of advice: maintain cash, stay calm, avoid leverage, and extend the investment horizon.

Is Trump really unaffected by the U.S. stock market crash? His son's comments are worth learning from for countries around the world.

Is Trump really unaffected by the U.S. stock market crash? His son's comments are worth learning from for countries around the world.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump and his second son Eric were playing golf at their club on Thursday while the U.S. stock market fell over 1,500 points for two consecutive days, resulting in a $6 trillion drop in market value. Despite the stock market crash, Trump appeared unhurried and did not make public remarks during trading hours, although reports suggest he is monitoring the stock market trends. Trump’s tariff policy is viewed as part of his economic agenda, but the drastic decline in the stock market is nearing a point he may find unacceptable. The White House has received numerous calls from business owners, but it remains uncertain whether any policy changes can be made. Trump’s son, Eric, stated on social media that those who negotiate with Trump early will be the winners. Additionally, Trump has initiated discussions with Vietnam, India, and Israel in hopes of reaching agreements before the tariffs take effect.

An 87-year-old elderly man fell to the ground, and no one dared to help him. His family members angrily sued 10 passersby for 6 million in compensation. The court made the following ruling.

An 87-year-old elderly man fell to the ground, and no one dared to help him. His family members angrily sued 10 passersby for 6 million in compensation. The court made the following ruling.

An 87-year-old man went out on an electric scooter to buy groceries and suddenly felt unwell, falling to the ground. Although passersby noticed the incident, no one stepped forward to help, and some even encouraged avoiding intervention. The elderly man's family was heartbroken by this and filed a lawsuit, demanding that the bystanders compensate them 1.4 million RMB. The court ultimately dismissed the lawsuit, stating that bystanders had no obligation to assist and therefore were not liable. This incident has sparked widespread attention.

Taipei City demolishes the Gongguan Roundabout; Li Sichuan witnesses a shocking scene in Portugal: a profound experience.

Taipei City demolishes the Gongguan Roundabout; Li Sichuan witnesses a shocking scene in Portugal: a profound experience.

The Gongguan Roundabout has been a hotspot for traffic accidents in Taipei City for seven consecutive years. Mayor Jiang Wan-an has decided to dismantle the roundabout to enhance traffic safety. There are many commuters passing through the area, and violations of traffic rules occur frequently, with an average of nearly 5,000 riders being cited each year. Deputy Mayor Li Sichuan, while traveling in Portugal, observed the courteous driving behavior at local roundabouts, which left a deep impression on him. He mentioned that the aesthetic design of Portugal's cobblestone streets and colorful ribbons tied on bridges is worth learning from for Taipei City.

Rewritten title: Fish and Meat Are Beneficial for the Kidneys and Can Prevent and Treat Diabetes! The Only Cooking Method Recommended by Renowned Doctors: No Other Methods Selected.

Rewritten title: Fish and Meat Are Beneficial for the Kidneys and Can Prevent and Treat Diabetes! The Only Cooking Method Recommended by Renowned Doctors: No Other Methods Selected.

Dr. Jiang Shoushan stated that fish is healthy but should be cooked using steaming methods to avoid high-temperature frying, grilling, and deep-frying, as Omega-3 fatty acids are not tolerant to high temperatures, leading to nutrient loss. He emphasized that the fishy smell comes from the fish not being fresh, rather than the cooking method. He recommended steaming or braising as the main cooking methods to ensure nutritional value. Nutritionist Zhang Yiyao also reminded that frying salmon can easily produce free radicals and suggested that steaming or boiling is preferable.

This week's weather is unpredictable! Wu Derong forecasts that there will be short waves passing through on Thursday and Saturday, so be aware of severe weather.

This week's weather is unpredictable! Wu Derong forecasts that there will be short waves passing through on Thursday and Saturday, so be aware of severe weather.

The latest European model shows that there will be significant rainfall near Taiwan on Thursday morning (the 10th), followed by a second wave of short waves passing through next Sunday (the 13th), resulting in increased precipitation across the island. According to meteorological expert Wu Derong's forecast, the cloud system in South China will move eastward from today to tomorrow, with more cloud cover, but the area of rainfall will shrink, and there will still be a chance of localized brief rain in the north and east. Daytime temperatures across the island will range from 14 to 24 degrees in the north, 16 to 27 degrees in the central region, 18 to 30 degrees in the south, and 16 to 28 degrees in the east. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the weather will improve slightly during the day, with temperatures rising, but on Thursday, the first wave of short waves will affect the area, leading to unstable weather. Then, on Friday, the short wave will move away, and the weather will improve again. Overall, the forecast indicates that the first wave of short waves may bring heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, and future simulations are still being adjusted and will require continued attention.

【Donggang Food Adventure】30-Year-Old Store

【Donggang Food Adventure】30-Year-Old Store "Jiajy Charcoal Grilled Bun": A charcoal-fired milk bun loved by locals since childhood, with an endless line of customers!

"Jiajin Charcoal Grilled Steamed Buns" has been in operation for over 30 years, known for its charcoal-grilled buns priced at only 20 NTD. This old shop has been a favorite among locals since childhood and has gained immense popularity in recent years due to media coverage, becoming a hot tourist spot. Many netizens comment that the simple aroma of charcoal is irresistible, but high expectations may lead to disappointment. The shop offers various fillings in grilled buns and toast, which are loved by both locals and visitors. Operating hours are from 5 AM to 2:30 PM, and it is located at No. 128, Zhongzheng Road, Donggang Township, Pingtung County.

Is Trump's big influence causing panic in the Taiwan stock market? Hsieh Chin-ho reveals that the

Is Trump's big influence causing panic in the Taiwan stock market? Hsieh Chin-ho reveals that the "semiconductor industry is facing a double blow": TSMC is facing significant challenges.

U.S. President Trump recently announced a 32% reciprocal tariff on multiple countries, leading to an escalation of global trade tensions, particularly impacting the semiconductor industry significantly. The market reacted fiercely, with Taiwan's TSMC stock price dropping from $226.4 to $144.84, wiping out $423.296 billion in market value. At the same time, companies like Nvidia and AMD also faced sharp declines, resulting in substantial reductions in market capitalization. Experts warn that this tariff war will impose heavy pressure on Taiwan's semiconductor industry.

A 23-year-old woman jumped onto the tracks at Fuzhong Station and died! The Taipei Metro provides a detailed account of the incident.

A 23-year-old woman jumped onto the tracks at Fuzhong Station and died! The Taipei Metro provides a detailed account of the incident.

On the evening of the 5th, an incident involving a passenger jumping onto the tracks occurred at the Fuzhong Station of the Taipei Metro Bannan Line. A 23-year-old woman with the surname Lai climbed over the platform door and entered the tracks, resulting in her being struck by a train. She showed no signs of life at the scene and was pronounced dead after emergency medical treatment. Yang Qin-Heng, the deputy general manager of the Taipei Metro, stated that she had been wandering on the platform and only jumped onto the tracks when the train was approaching. He urged everyone to cherish life and respect public transportation safety. The cause of the incident will be further investigated by the police.

Under the high occupancy vehicle control on the highway, there was an astonishing sight:

Under the high occupancy vehicle control on the highway, there was an astonishing sight: "one vehicle with 8 people abandoned the car and fled"! The driver behind was shocked and suspected they were undocumented workers trying to escape.

Due to the large crowds during the Qingming Festival holiday, high occupancy restrictions were implemented at multiple exit ramps on the national highways, resulting in incidents of abandoning vehicles to escape. On the morning of the 3rd, at the Hsinchu Hukou Interchange, a vehicle stopped in the middle of the road due to a police inspection, and the driver along with eight passengers all abandoned the car and fled, suspected to be migrant workers. The police immediately pursued but were unable to catch them. A local patrol officer stated that the information about the abandoned vehicle has been handed over to the owner for identity clarification. According to the Ministry of Labor regulations, illegal work will incur fines and deportation, and they emphasized the reward measures for reporting illegal hiring of migrant workers.

The rain has weakened! This week will see alternating sunny and rainy weather, as

The rain has weakened! This week will see alternating sunny and rainy weather, as "two waves of short-term climate" bring intense weather changes.

The Meteorological Administration has issued a heavy rain alert due to the influence of the cloud system in South China. Today, there is a chance of localized heavy rain in the mountainous areas of Nantou and Hualien, and precautions against landslides and falling rocks are advised. Over the entire island, there is a higher cloud cover, with sporadic brief rain in the north and mostly cloudy to clear skies in the south. Today's low temperatures in the north are 16-17 degrees, in the central region 17-18 degrees, and in the south 19-21 degrees; daytime high temperatures in the northern region are 21-25 degrees, in the central and southern regions 26-28 degrees, showing a noticeable temperature difference between the north and south. The weather is expected to improve across the country on Tuesday and Wednesday, but a short wave passing through on Wednesday night and Thursday may cause a slight drop in temperatures. Please continue to pay attention to weather changes and flight information.