Not really. My first econ professor equated regular investing in stocks is more like buying a a loan (at the absolute most basic level).
You can keep it, and hopefully get more money out of it than you put in, or risk getting less or none of it if the underlying borrower wasn't the best and goes in to default.
Or you can sell it to someone else for more or less depending on the borrowers performance.
You can keep it, and hopefully get more money out of it than you put in, or risk getting less or none of it if the underlying borrower wasn't the best and goes in to default.
Or you can sell it to someone else for more or less depending on the borrowers performance.