Commentary With the Trump administration ending with Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20, it’s quite likely that much of Trump’s comprehensive China policy will go with him. That includes Trump’s executive order that mandates delisting Chinese companies from American capital markets. In fact, it’s almost a fait acompli. Wall Street’s Priorities This can be said with confidence because even though American investment and retirement accounts are heavily invested in fraudulent Chinese companies, American money managers have strong financial motivation to ignore President Donald Trump’s order. Big Chinese money and the lure of an open Chinese market to U.S. financial services and global investment firms are driving their behavior. Both promise to deliver great financial windfalls to Wall Street investment banks. In fact, even though the executive order specifically identifies how U.S. capital markets are enabling China’s military and industrial growth to pose growing threats to America both at home and …