If you buy your stocks through a reputable broker, who uses the standard stock exchanges, settlement mechanisms and CSDs, then the whole ecosystem should be "safe" (under regulations and oversight, guaranteeing delivery/fulfilment). Traditional stock trades don't settle immediately or on the same day (US typically uses T+1 settlement), but brokerages abstract from the underlying timing and show the shares as bough/sold immediately, so that retail regards are not bothered by the peculiarities of the financial system plumbing. When you daytrade a stock and you end up with a zero position on close (or the same position you started the day with, respectively), no stock changes hands, actually (the stock transactions net out and only cash settlement is necessary).

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its all the other metrics too though... CRWD is growing faster with less debt, and positive margins. NET is drowning in debt, negative margins, and growing slower. Short Net, you wont regret it. latest filings show a large increase in puts by institutions.

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I’ve always been a craps and black jack player but slots can net you major jackpots

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i see overvalued with limited growth in the last year and 200% debt to equity ratio on a $100B company doing $20B company numbers. shorting NET at every high

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Shorting NET

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Debt to net wealth ratio is pretty low across the US in private sector, it's all big gov bags 

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NET is going much higher

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Tail risk. They're cheap and provide the needed "risk protection" institutions need for coverage. They were worth about $50 a pop back when they were sold (About $10mil USD in premiums for all 200,000 of them). That's easy money for whoever sold them and a very nice safety net in case it does crash.

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Yeah frito lays is suffering pretty massively. Saw smiths reduce there prices down to buy 2 get 2 so .99 cents a bag. Food prices going up are expected as we lay people off. Currently a major labor rebalance is taking foot that many people are operating at a subsistence level and we no longer need them to. I expect as we fire 2/3 of Amazon and Walmart and Costco and Kroger and Nike and Uber and all other unneeded jobs we are going to have net less labor briefly. We need to have 100% of the current production or greater and we could have prices be stable for food. Xpeng has robots building robots (infinite labor loop) we need to start dividing the pie. I’d start with a $1000 a month non means tested to all Americans. This will help offset the employment loss. By announcing the dividend you also cure any toxic narrative that it’s haves vs have nots and more we are all trying to make the dividend go as far as possible for all.

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NET calls if you’re maximizing human monies

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