I don't think it would be a risk because the company needs them more than they need the company. I've seen the cars of these "mafia wives." LOL Plus, I've concluded they are investors and agents/franchisee types, so they can't be fired. But they can quit.
Also, I promote those that don't follow bad orders. What is Wang Fei going to do? Slap their hand? I'd show both of my hands for slapping. They need to toughen up. There are no bad laws on the books to stop them from showing their work or talking here. Just as their no laws on the books preventing me from doing the same.
If there is any inside information they have, then that would be illegal for them to have. So it's free for them to share anything they like. If it's the Chinese government blocking them from having access, then they should still break those bad laws too. There are ways around bad laws.
The policies implied are third world. They should want American investors on their team and not against them. After all, this is our stock market they want to exploit. They should want to show their work. So, I get the feeling they are disgruntled. At least, that's the message they are sending. Either way, all messaging, no matter what interpretation you put on it (low morale, censorship, or something more sinister), is not good for investors. It's terrible messaging.
And I'm goign to raise the volume if the messaging doesn't change soon. Or rather, the *lack* of messaging. The few company messaging we do get has been going downhill too. Which is unacceptable. Not professional behavior. Not going to do anything for motivating investors either when they want us on their side. And right now, I'm leaning on going against them and not with them.
