Today, I also talked to Eric @ CycleStudies about the issue of prices in the United States. Eric has been in the United States for a long time and is still in the high priced area of New York. His statement is that, when it comes to eggs, they are indeed cheaper now than in early 2025, about $5 to $6 per dozen. Compared to the beginning of the year, which was $10 to $11 per dozen, they are indeed cheaper. However, compared to before 2022, eggs were still much more expensive at $1.5 to $2 per dozen. Eric also thinks that Trump is right from the perspective of slicing, but in a long cycle, the prices in the United States still have a lot to do with inflation, which is what the Federal Reserve and Powell should do. On the contrary, because of Trump's tariff policy, some prices in the United States have begun to rise again, such as second-hand cars, whose prices almost exceed new cars.