Choi Daniel reveals owning only 4 shares of Samsung Electronics

Actor Choi Daniel brought laughter to the studio with his unexpected investment philosophy after candidly revealing that he holds only 4 shares of Samsung Electronics.

In the upcoming broadcast of KBS2's 'Selleop Byeongsaui Bimil' airing on the 4th, the program will focus on the life and management philosophy of the late Chairman Lee Kun-hee, who grew Samsung into a global corporation.

With Samsung Electronics recently recording an operating profit of over 89 trillion won in the second quarter of this year—surpassing NVIDIA and Apple to rank first globally in operating profit—this episode will unfold the story of Chairman Lee, who led the semiconductor legend.

- "I bought 4 shares of Samsung Electronics"

During the broadcast, when the cast members asked about their stock investment experiences, Choi revealed his investment history with a somewhat embarrassed expression.

He confessed, "I belatedly bought 4 shares of Samsung Electronics."

When Jang Do Yeon reacted with surprise, asking, "4 shares?", Choi replied, "I still don't know much about it, so I haven't even sold them, and I've barely even looked at them for two months," turning the studio into a sea of laughter.

- Syuka: "A very excellent investment method"

Economic YouTuber Syuka showed an unexpected reaction.

He drew bursts of laughter by positively evaluating Choi's investment style—which effectively practices long-term holding—calling it "a very excellent investment method."

- The special connection between Jensen Huang and Lee Kun-hee revealed

The episode will also introduce the special connection between Jensen Huang and Chairman Lee.

Jensen Huang, who drew attention during his visit to Korea last June through meetings with domestic business leaders and a meeting with Faker, will reveal an anecdote from 1996 when he visited Korea after receiving a handwritten letter from Chairman Lee during a period when he was facing the risk of bankruptcy.

The program will highlight the connection between the two that continued through the growth of the Korean semiconductor industry and e-sports, as well as the early days when Huang personally walked through the Yongsan Electronics Market to hand out business cards and engage in sales.

Hearing this, MC Lee Nak-jun added to the laughter by expressing regret, saying, "I should have at least bought him a bowl of gukbap back then."

MC Lee Chan-won recreated Chairman Lee's way of speaking using his characteristic dialect, while Choi, watching this, broke into a sweat and said, "This is a very difficult place to be," coloring the scene with laughter.