GREE reveals 300% stock profit after previous delisting failure

During a preview for the E Channel program "Seo In-young's Trend Curmudgeon" aired on the 29th, rapper GREE revealed he holds a stock that rose from a 60,000 won purchase price to 1.2 million won. This follows his previous experience of suffering a delisting after following investment advice from his father, Kim Gura.

Rapper and entertainer GREE, the son of broadcaster Kim Gura, has revealed an impressive return on his stock investments. While he once faced the painful experience of a delisting due to investment failure, he drew attention by revealing he currently holds a stock that has surged to 1.2 million won from a purchase price of 60,000 won.

At the end of the 5th episode of the E Channel entertainment program "Seo In-young's Trend Curmudgeon," which aired on the 29th, a talk session themed around "money" was previewed. Appearing as a guest, GREE shared his honest investment experiences, bringing both laughter and surprise to the set.

The conversation first turned to his experience of failing an investment after trusting his father, Kim Gura. When asked about the result at the time, GREE gave a short and intense answer: "Delisting." He then joked, "I wonder if I was a child picked up from the street," causing laughter in the studio. He used his characteristic wit to describe the situation where he suffered losses after following his father's investment advice.

However, the story of failure was not his only experience. GREE stated that he has also experienced significant gains through stocks, noting, "The biggest windfall I've made with stocks was up to plus 300%." In particular, he surprised the cast by mentioning the current price of a stock he holds, saying, "It is 1.2 million won now. I bought this at 60,000 won." Based on the purchase and current prices, this represents a 20-fold increase.

The specific details of the investment, such as the name of the stock, the timing of the purchase, or whether he has actually sold it, were not disclosed. Therefore, the amounts mentioned by GREE appear to be current valuations, and it has not been confirmed whether the profits have been realized. Nevertheless, the explanation that a stock purchased for 60,000 won rose to 1.2 million won is the most notable part of his investment performance.

GREE's success in wealth management is not limited to stocks. Previously, Kim Gura drew attention on his YouTube channel "GreeGura" by revealing his son Dong-hyun's real estate investment details. Kim Gura explained, "Our Dong-hyun has a 32-pyeong apartment in Guri," noting that the apartment is facing redevelopment.

At the time, Kim Gura boasted that the apartment, which was purchased for 500 million won with a 250 million won jeonse deposit, had become worth 1 billion won in a few years. This meant the valuation had doubled compared to the purchase price. As the real estate investment performance revealed through his father's explanation meets this recent disclosure of stock profits, attention is focusing on GREE's asset management.

From jokes about tasting the bitterness of delisting after trusting his father's advice to boasting about experiencing 300% profits in stock investments, GREE's investment history has swung between extremes. Following the disclosure of profit cases in both real estate and stocks, eyes are on what additional stories GREE will share on the program regarding his actual investment principles.

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