Korean Broadcaster Kim Gura Reports 100% Profit from Samsung Electronics Shares
Korean broadcaster Kim Gura announced that he has achieved nearly a 100% profit from his investments in Samsung Electronics shares. This revelation was made during a recent episode of his YouTube channel, Gragura, published on the 22nd, where he discussed Is Power the Future? Top 3 Stocks to Watch Now.
In the video, Kim Gura appeared alongside Kim In-man, the head of the Real Estate Economic Research Institute, and Kim Jong-hyo, a director at Alpha Economics. He explained that he organizes his stock trading app to display his holdings in order of profit percentage, from lowest to highest. He humorously noted that Cheonbo, a company that manufactures additives for secondary battery separator membranes, is always at the top of his list with a -80% return, while Samsung Electronics sits at the very bottom with a profit of around 100%.
It is speculated that Kim Gura purchased Samsung Electronics shares during the COVID-19 pandemic. As of the 22nd, Samsung Electronics stock closed at 98,600 KRW. If he indeed achieved a 100% return, his average purchase price can be estimated to be under 45,000 KRW. The last time Samsung Electronics shares were traded below 45,000 KRW was on March 23, 2020, when the global stock market was collapsing due to the pandemic.
Kim Gura also mentioned that Cheonbos stock price has risen recently, noting that it seems all secondary battery-related stocks have gone up as well. Cheonbos stock price surged by 64.82% just this month. The price of the TIGER secondary battery-themed exchange-traded fund (ETF), which includes secondary battery-related stocks, has increased by 41.91%.
Previously, Kim Gura revealed that he also made over three times his investment in gold. He recounted a past experience where he visited a gold exchange for filming and ended up purchasing about 1.35 kg of gold, which has since appreciated significantly, amounting to approximately 200 million KRW due to the rise in gold prices over the years.
In the video, Kim Gura appeared alongside Kim In-man, the head of the Real Estate Economic Research Institute, and Kim Jong-hyo, a director at Alpha Economics. He explained that he organizes his stock trading app to display his holdings in order of profit percentage, from lowest to highest. He humorously noted that Cheonbo, a company that manufactures additives for secondary battery separator membranes, is always at the top of his list with a -80% return, while Samsung Electronics sits at the very bottom with a profit of around 100%.
It is speculated that Kim Gura purchased Samsung Electronics shares during the COVID-19 pandemic. As of the 22nd, Samsung Electronics stock closed at 98,600 KRW. If he indeed achieved a 100% return, his average purchase price can be estimated to be under 45,000 KRW. The last time Samsung Electronics shares were traded below 45,000 KRW was on March 23, 2020, when the global stock market was collapsing due to the pandemic.
Kim Gura also mentioned that Cheonbos stock price has risen recently, noting that it seems all secondary battery-related stocks have gone up as well. Cheonbos stock price surged by 64.82% just this month. The price of the TIGER secondary battery-themed exchange-traded fund (ETF), which includes secondary battery-related stocks, has increased by 41.91%.
Previously, Kim Gura revealed that he also made over three times his investment in gold. He recounted a past experience where he visited a gold exchange for filming and ended up purchasing about 1.35 kg of gold, which has since appreciated significantly, amounting to approximately 200 million KRW due to the rise in gold prices over the years.
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