[FTNN News] Reporter Feng Haolun/Comprehensive Report Since President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs over three weeks ago, the stock market has experienced various ups and downs due to escalating tariffs, a warming U.S.-China trade war, and events like semiconductor taxes and NVIDIA chip bans. Every time Trump speaks, the market reacts almost immediately to investors' sentiments.

Investment expert 'Engineer’s Wealth Creation Road' stated on social media, 'The market has risen from the depths of despair.' He noted that during the fourth week after the tariff announcement, the stock market still sways with Trump's words. However, after multiple rises and falls, investors are becoming increasingly clear-headed. Even with uncertainties during the 90-day tariff delay, investor doubts about Trump's policies are growing.

The expert emphasizes that the erratic policies and statements made by Trump have caused both 'fundamental' and 'technical' analyses to fail. He believes that the primary cause of the short-term fluctuations is market sentiment. In the past two weeks, the ups and downs of the stock market have been completely dictated by market emotions, lacking investment judgment foundations. For long-term investors, it is advised not to hastily dive into the market when fluctuations occur.

The expert cited recent fluctuations in the Taiwanese stock market, asking netizens: 'Between April 7-9, during significant drops, would you sell stocks?; Between April 10-15, during strong surges, would you buy stocks back?; Between April 16-22, during drops, would you sell stocks?; Between April 23-25, during uptrends, would you buy back?' He warns investors that recent market turbulence reflects anxiety and panic, making it challenging to seize the perfect moment for buying at lower prices or attempting to reverse trends. Investors facing bear markets should be patient, as 'the market always emerges from despair.'

He analyzes that the current fluctuations in Taiwan's stocks are closely linked with U.S. stock performance. The market is gradually digesting the negatives brought by tariffs. Although it is uncertain when the market will begin to rise again, for long-term investors, waiting for market growth amidst the tariff storm is the more practical approach.