特朗普的“双标”戏法：一边股市狂赚，一边劝人远离华尔街？

Core Viewpoint - President Trump's call for business graduates to focus on manufacturing rather than financial speculation contrasts sharply with his own profitable stock market activities, raising questions about his true intentions and the impact on U.S. manufacturing revival [1][6]. Group 1: Stock Market Activities - Trump's stock market actions have been controversial, with a notable post on social media suggesting it was a good time to buy, followed by a significant market rally after he announced a pause on tariffs, leading to a nearly 3000-point increase in the Dow [3]. - Following these announcements, Trump's stake in the Trump Media Technology Group saw a stock price increase of 22.67%, resulting in a personal wealth increase of $415 million in one day [3]. - Videos showed Trump boasting about the wealth gained by wealthy individuals in the stock market, further fueling speculation about potential market manipulation and insider trading [4]. Group 2: Manufacturing Advocacy - Trump has consistently pushed for the revival of U.S. manufacturing through various policy measures, including trade protectionism and increased tariffs, aiming to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. [6]. - He believes that business graduates, equipped with knowledge and skills, can optimize production processes and create jobs by entering the manufacturing sector [6]. - However, the contradiction between his stock market gains and his advocacy for manufacturing raises doubts about his sincerity and could hinder public trust in policies aimed at revitalizing the manufacturing industry [6][7].