Mimi succeeded with 'gold tech'... Ji Seok-jin: "I felt a sense of deprivation as a 'lightning thief'" — a painful experience [Student Ji]

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Netflix's "Student Ji" will reveal everything about asset management alongside comedian Ji Seok-jin and Oh My Girl's Mimi.

In the fifth episode of the OTT Netflix variety show "Student Ji," set to be released on the 20th, Park Jin-yeong (CEO), an economic and personal finance media outlet, will appear. The show is expected to deliver investment insights for the 2030 generation. It will explain investment basics for stock market beginners as well as safe money management methods in an easy-to-understand and comprehensive manner.

In particular, the discussion will finally delve into stocks, which Ji Seok-jin has long mentioned as his sole area of interest. Ji Seok-jin is expected to openly share his investment experiences and concerns during this long-awaited opportunity to resolve his curiosity, generating strong relatability with viewers.

Mimi draws attention by honestly stating, "I don't even know the basics of stocks or the fundamentals of coins." She reveals her firm principle that "if it doesn't come into my hands, it's not mine," showcasing her preference for tangible assets as a representative investment style.

Furthermore, Mimi, known in the entertainment industry as a famous "gold lover" who has succeeded with gold investment, is being hailed as "the true winner" today. At the same time, she asks, "Should I start investing in stocks like everyone else?" as a "stock newbie" (stocks + children), pouring out questions that further resonate with the audience.

Unlike Mimi, who has a safe investment profile, Ji Seok-jin advocates for "high risk, high return," revealing his aggressive investment style. He shares not only his past experience of watching the market for five years after being emotionally hurt by stock investments but also painful stories related to stocks. In particular, he expresses the relative sense of deprivation he felt as a "lightning thief," complaining that while others' stocks rise, his own do not, and he is even unable to execute "stop-loss selling."

_NAME_0__ reveals that there is also a strategy behind stop-loss selling, mentioning the principle of partial selling, and shares realistic investment strategies based on his own experiences. In addition, the show covers various topics such as ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and the world of coins, offering grounded, reality-based discussions.

Netflix's "Student Ji" is a reality-based knowledge exploration variety show that breaks down the barriers to knowledge through raw questions. It will be released every Monday at 5 p.m.

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