Acknowledging that he is a “hawk” toward China, Kevin O’Leary on Monday called for “extremely aggressive” measures to balance the economic playing field between the United States and China.
ETF Chairman O’Shares told CNBC’s Hadley Gamble that the United States should make Chinese companies face barriers in the U.S. market that he said are similar to those dealt with by U.S. companies in China.
This could include the withdrawal of Chinese shares and the closure of Chinese companies in the U.S. judicial system, said O’Leary, who added that he is a manufacturer in China but faces selling in the market. Chinese.
“I can’t sell my product there and still enjoy these benefits in North America and Europe,” the famous investor told CNBC’s “Capital Connection” on Monday.
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