News Analysis In light of Xi Jinping tightening his control over China’s economy, investing in Chinese stocks is risky. One never knows where or how Beijing will involve itself in the economy, but government intervention is inevitable and unopposable. Investment guru Jim Cramer said that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a “wild card.” He told CNBC’s Squawk Box in an interview on Jan. 5 that the uncertainty is too high for U.S. investors to continue to invest in China. “Xi has complete contempt for us, complete contempt for shareholders, and very contemptuous of rich people whom he thinks threaten his power,” Cramer said. The “bond king” and DoubleLine founder Jeffrey Gundlach calls China “uninvestable” because he does not trust the CCP’s data. He told Yahoo Finance on Jan. 5 that given the animosity between the United States and China, he fears that China investment assets could be confiscated. Furthermore, …