Kevin O’Leary calls for ‘extremely aggressive’ steps to level the playing field with China

Acknowledging that he is a “little bit of a hawk” towards China, Kevin O’Leary on Monday referred to as for “extraordinarily aggressive” steps to level the financial playing field between the United States and China.

The chairman of O’Shares ETFs informed CNBC’s Hadley Gamble that the United States ought to make Chinese firms face limitations in the U.S. market that he mentioned are related to these U.S. firms deal with in China.

That may embody delisting Chinese shares and shutting Chinese firms out of the U.S. courtroom system, O’Leary mentioned, including that he’s a producer in China however faces limitations promoting into the Chinese market.

“I am unable to promote my product there, and but they take pleasure in these advantages in North America and in Europe,” the superstar investor informed CNBC’s “Capital Connection” on Monday.