I would like to invest in the stock market, but I think that buying shares of stock in a corporation is too risky. Suppose I buy $10,000 of Twitter stock, and the company ends up going bankrupt. Because as a stockholder, I'm part owner of the company, I might be responsible for paying hundreds of thousands of dollars of the company's debts.
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Stakeholders are not liable for the debts of a firm. It's not really a risky thing to not invest in buying shares as the corporation goes down, the shareholders are not entitled to paying off debts.
