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Everything Money's portfolio: what's disclosed, on the record.
20 dated disclosures from 16 videos. Only what the creator said or showed on camera — positions, weights, buys, sells — each linked to the second it was said. This is not a brokerage statement and not a complete portfolio.
- Latest disclosure
- Oct 17, 2026
- Disclosures on record
- 20
- Companies named
- 9
- Channel last checked
Spoken disclosures are reproduced word for word from the video and linked to the second they were made; on-screen tables show the rows as they appear on screen at that second and are marked “on-screen table”.
The short version
As of October 2026, Everything Money said they were adding to their Adobe position over time; in September 2026 they said they owned Nike and Builders FirstSource, in August 2026 Alibaba, and in July 2026 PayPal and Sprouts Farmers Market, bought from $31–$33 and via cash-secured puts. Sales: in October 2025 they said they no longer owned Sprouts; in April 2026 Alibaba shares were called away; in June 2026 many Intel shares were called away around $80, with the rest kept; in August 2026 they recalled selling Microsoft at 60 after buying at $17–$21. Earlier, they cited an Adobe cost of $317 (December 2025) and sold Adobe puts (February 2026); in August 2026 they recalled buying Meta at $88 in 2022. These are statements made on camera and do not establish complete holdings or realized returns.
Summary of the quotes on this page. Updated .
Accounts mentioned: Personal brokerage; no account breakdown given.
Read with care: The channel has several hosts; quotes here are from Paul unless the video clearly says otherwise. Options positions are described, not sized.
Latest disclosures
Latest known positions
Status comes from the latest dated statement on this page. A position the creator never mentions again stays at its last known state. Sizes are as stated on the date shown, per account, and are not updated for later prices.
Size never disclosed
| Ticker | Company | Status | Last confirmed |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADBE | Adobe | Held | current |
| BABA | Alibaba | Held | current |
| NKE | Nike | Held | current |
| PYPL | PayPal | Held | current |
| SFM | Sprouts | Held | current |
| INTC | Intel | Reduced | aging |
Current: last confirmed within 120 days of this page’s update; aging: within a year; older is shown as last known. A size followed by a trim, a sale or a “not held” is greyed out and dated as it was said. Weights are per account and per date, so they do not add up to 100% and cannot be compared across groups. One-off buys are not treated as position sizes. Later statements on the stock’s timeline are linked, not counted.
Sold or said not held
“Sold, all of it” only when the creator said so in as many words; a sale without that stays “Sold, not said if all of it”. A trade the creator described from before the video does not change a status.
| Ticker | Company | Status | Last confirmed |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | Nvidia | Said not held | aging |
Mentioned without a clear position
Named in a disclosure that says nothing about holding it now: a hedge, an options trade, an allocation, or a trade from before the video.
Disclosure log, newest first
- 20
— Added — ADBE
“Right now, I buy Adobe, adding to my position over time as it gets more interesting. That's dollar cost averaging into a single stock.”
- 19
— Position — ADBE
“Next company, Adobe. The company that I own that I remind you, we're never here to give a stock tip.”
“Builders FirstSource, another company I own, down a lot.”
- 17
— Position — NKE
“Nike, a company that I own, down big time.”
- 16
— Position — BABA
“I own Alibaba, but never buy it cuz anybody that internet has it. I was an owner all the way down to 60 and a buyer all the way down to 60, and now it's come up.”
“If you remember, during the bear market of 2022, we were buying Meta as it was falling. I even got lucky and I bought Meta on the lowest price by chance at $88 a share.”
Corrected · corrections log
“I bought it between $17 and $21 a share. When it was at 60, I thought it was overpriced, so I sold it, and guess what…”
Corrected · corrections log
- 13
— Position — PYPL
“Now guys, I want to remind everybody out there, I'm a PayPal shareholder, but never own a stock because I or anybody else owns it.”
- 12
— Position — SFM
“I started buying it guys between 31 and $33 per share. But now, after it fell, I started selling cash secured puts and I got the shares that way. I got paid to buy the shares at lower prices.”
- 11
— Trimmed — INTC
“I own Intel. I got a lot of my shares taken away around $80 from covered calls. I'm fine with that. Zero FOMO.”
- 10
— Position — PYPL
“Burry seems to think so. And guys, so do I. I own PayPal. Again, don't buy a company just because I own it.”
“a stock I used to own, a stock I have puts on now at lower prices. I got the stock taken away from me by covered calls and now I'm trying to rebuild it back after it's fallen.”
- 8
— Position — INTC
“Another stock that I currently own, have owned in the past and sold off, and I currently own it: Intel.”
- 7
— Options trade — ADBE
“I sold puts yesterday in Adobe. I sat there and said, "Guys, I want Adobe stock. I have enough right now, but if it falls further, I want to buy more shares.”
Corrected · corrections log
- 6
— Not holding — NVDA
“I own stock in Intel. I do not own stock in Nvidia.”
- 5
— Position — INTC
“In the last year, Intel's up 153%. Nvidia is up 43%. I own stock in Intel. I do not own stock in Nvidia.”
- 4
— Cost basis — ADBE
“Let's pull up a stock that I own. Let's pull up Adobe. I own Adobe at $317.”
- 3
— Position — ADBE
“I bought Adobe when it was a no-brainer and I watched it run up.”
- 2
— Sold — SFM
“In full disclosure, I no longer own Sprouts.”
“What are my magnificent seven stocks? Nike, Alibaba, Ulta Beauty, Southwest, Sproumers Market, PayPal, and Adobe. And actually, in full disclosure, I no longer own Sprouts. Farmers Market.”
Corrected · corrections log
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