Jeon Ji-hyun and Yoo Jae-suk also admired the stock investment philosophy: "Take profit when the target return is achieved" [Pyeonggyego]

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Actress Jeon Ji-hyun revealed her stock investment philosophy.

On the 16th, a video titled "Going Out Is Just an Excuse" was released on the YouTube channel 'Tteuntteun'. Jeon Ji-hyun, along with actors Koo Kyo-hwan and Ji Chang-wook from the movie 'COLONY', appeared as guests and shared various stories.

On that day, Ji Chang-wook said, "I've been watching U.S. stocks lately. I got curious and found them very interesting," adding, "The returns are not bad."

He continued, "I don't aim for short-term profits. Instead, I invest based on trust in the company. If a company exists, the probability of me going bankrupt is higher than the company going bankrupt. I believe it's much safer to entrust my money to smart CEOs than to keep it myself."

Jeon Ji-hyun also identified herself as an investor, stating, "I've been investing for a long time. I set a target return and, once achieved, I boldly take profit. If I don't do that, I always end up with losses later. Once in the red, I have no choice but to wait."

In response, Yoo Jae-suk expressed surprise, saying, "There are quite a few people investing in stocks around me, but not many set a target return and take profit decisively."

He added, "I'm the type who pours deep affection into companies. Even in the face of bad news, I hold on to those companies. I maintain a continuous relationship with them, making me a typical retail investor."

Koo Kyo-hwan added with a laugh, "I think I'll listen and learn from this. I don't invest; instead, I put the money I earn into the movies I direct."

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