Mi Ja weeps in front of husband after losing 100 million won in stocks

Comedian Mi Ja has revealed her experience of suffering a loss of nearly 100 million won through stock investment, and followed up by honestly sharing her investment process, including her decision to focus her investments on semiconductor stocks after the loss.

In a video released on the YouTube channel 'Mijane Jumak' on the 1st, Mi Ja talked about her recent stock investment experiences with her husband, comedian Kim Tae Hyun. The two communicated with viewers by candidly disclosing their feelings after the investment loss and their subsequent investment decisions.

Regarding the construction stock investment mentioned in a previous video, Kim Tae Hyun explained that while many viewers asked if they had recovered the losses after the video was released, they actually sold the stocks while absorbing the losses, with the final loss amount reaching approximately 100 million won.

In response, Mi Ja stated, "I suffered a large loss and cleared all my holdings," while also conveying the psychological shock she felt at the time. She recalled, "It was the first time I had ever cried like that in front of my husband. I was holding it in, but the moment he asked if I was okay, my emotions just burst out all at once."

Kim Tae Hyun noted that while investors who experience large losses often distance themselves from the market for a while, Mi Ja jumped into new investments immediately. He expressed surprise, saying, "The very next day, she concentrated her funds into SK Hynix."

Regarding this, Mi Ja admitted it was a so-called 'all-in' investment, explaining, "I focused my investment on a single stock with the thought of recovering my losses." However, she clarified that this was a decision based on her own personal investment judgment.

She also mentioned that various reactions followed online after her investment facts became known. Mi Ja said with a laugh, "I even heard people asking me to sell the stock just because I invested in that specific item. I am not an investor who can influence the market. I am just an individual investor."

Meanwhile, these remarks were made in the process of sharing personal investment experiences and do not constitute a recommendation to invest in specific stocks or a guarantee of future profits. As stock investment can result in the loss of principal depending on market conditions, the judgment and responsibility for investment lie with the investor themselves.