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'Malja-show' Stockholders Bragging Contest.. 1/3 Loss → Delisting 'Misfortune Battle' [Comprehensive]

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'Malja-show' successfully vented viewers' diverse anger.

The KBS2 program 'Malja-show,' aired on the 31st of last month, was specially themed around 'people with much anger.' In particular, today's broadcast featured a 'bragging contest for trapped stocks' by retail investors who suffered significant losses from stock trading, evoking both laughter and sorrow.

First, an instructor revealed his dilemma after investing 2 million won saved over six years in semiconductor stocks, only to report a 20% loss. Following his confession, audience members appeared: one who bought the same stock at a higher price, another who invested 300 million won in battery stocks and lost one-third of their capital, guest Kim Ki-yeol who held delisted stocks, and staff who sold Samsung Electronics shares bought at 63,000 won for just 70,000 won. Their stories filled the studio with laughter and regret.

In particular, a wife's story about her husband secretly selling her stocks after she had held them for over 20 years sparked great laughter. She said, "I begged him to sell when the stock price reached 0.2 billion won after buying it at around 30,000 won, but he refused. Then, when it hit 800,000 won, he secretly sold it." She added, "But the next day, the stock hit its daily limit up. I'm angry at both him and myself." Her husband countered, "I got angry because you kept nagging me about stocks, so I sold them." It was later revealed that she had provocatively told her husband, "It will never reach a high point again," which only added to the humor.

To comfort these viewers, comedian Jung Seung-woo appeared as 'Jangtu-gyo' (Long-term Investment Church) evangelist Choi Byung-wook, offering solace to wounded retail investors. This character, who has become a hot topic on social media, offered prayers of comfort and blessing to audience members who confessed their trapped stocks, eliciting laughter.

Heartwarming stories also followed. One female audience member shared that her mother, who underwent heart valve surgery last year, had significantly recovered after watching 'Malja-show.'

Kim Ki-yeol confessed, "My parents have been battling cancer for three to four years. My father passed away last year, and my mother is currently undergoing chemotherapy." He continued, "No family is perfectly healthy. When parents get sick but briefly recover, I hope they maintain that mindset and continue showing filial piety."

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