lower tarifs/less uncertainty leads to higher production and exports so stonk go up no matter the market share
Xiaomi and especially BYD basically sell zero phones/cars in the US, tariffs or no tariffs, and (in my opinion) this is unlikely to change in the near future
Has this ever happened?
Yes the most famous example being the (at the time) richest man in china Jack Ma who talked shit about the regulators and got disappeared for a couple weeks before doing a complete 180 on his stance
You're telling me a Chinese CEO of a megacorp doesn't know how to play the social/political game? It's more likely they're directly involved anyways
You cannot criticize them and you especailly cannot become more powerful than them or they will come after you. This isn't the US where you are free to claim that soros is more powerful than the government or that senators are all in the pockets of bezos and bill gates. It is the other way around in China, you tow the party line or you get squashed like a bug.
This sounds more like a certain US company
luckin coffee, TAL, countless other examples. This is from a country with a history of increasing grain exports during a famine just to make it seem like they are more successful. From a country who installed furnaces in homes and told the peasants to melt their pots and pans into pig iron to be remade into pots and pans so they could show the world their record breaking iron production numbers. This was less than 75 years ago and the same party is in charge of the country today. Why you would trust any number that comes out of that place I don't know (yes I do, it's greed)