Forbes survey: Over one-third of Wall Street leaders oppose Trump's economic policies Forbes recently conducted a survey on President Trump's economic policies, contacting 50 of Wall Street's most influential executives, including billionaire investors, heads of large institutional asset management companies, and top wealth advisors in the United States, to understand their views on Trump's economic strategy since taking office. These interviewees were selected due to their extensive influence in the financial industry. Among this group of heavyweight figures in the financial industry, more than half of whom still supported Trump's economic policies when he returned to the White House in January this year, 72% now express disappointment with his team's economic strategy, and 66% explicitly state that they no longer support his economic proposals. It is worth noting that more than one-third of those who were still supportive a few weeks ago have undergone a shift in their stance, with the majority (54%) believing that Trump has not effectively fulfilled his original promises. Forbes further asked these respondents to rate Trump's various economic policies on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. The overall rating result is not optimistic: in terms of tariff policy, Trump only received 1.86 points, with 27 people giving the lowest rating; The stock market policy rating is 1.96 points, with 25 people giving the lowest score; The administrative order against law firms also received only 2.10 points, which is seen as a direct impact on the legal foundation on which free enterprise in the United States relies for survival. In addition, the score for cryptocurrency related policies is 2.00 points, and the score for inflation control is 2.16 points, both reflecting a general lack of confidence among respondents.