Everything Money · portfolio
Everything Money's portfolio: what's disclosed, on the record.
14 dated disclosures from 205 videos reviewed since 2025-09-10. 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.
Positions mentioned
| Ticker | Company | Last said | Weight | Size | As of · account | Mentions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADBE | Adobe | Hedge · 2026-02-16 | — | — | — | 4 | quotes → |
| INTC | Intel | Trimmed · 2026-06-09 | — | — | — | 3 | quotes → |
| MSFT | Microsoft | Sold · 2026-08-08 | — | — | — | 2 | quotes → |
| NVDA | Nvidia | Not holding · 2026-02-11 | — | — | — | 1 | quotes → |
| PYPL | PayPal | Position · 2026-05-12 | — | — | — | 1 | |
| SFM | Sprouts Farmers Market | Sold · 2025-10-07 | — | — | — | 1 |
Weights and sizes come only from statements about a position's size, on the date shown, in the account shown; one-off buys are not treated as position sizes, and nothing is recomputed at current prices.
The short version
Paul Gabrail (Everything Money) names individual stocks he owns — Intel, Adobe, PayPal, Nike, Alibaba, Ulta, Southwest — and in October 2025 lined up 'my magnificent seven' to race the real Mag 7. He never shows weights or a full list on YouTube, and much of the activity he describes is options income around those names: selling cash-secured puts on Adobe and Microsoft, and losing Intel shares to covered calls around $80. He says he does not own Nvidia.
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.
Disclosure log, newest first
SoldMSFT
“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…”
HedgeMSFT
“Here's $370 per share. Somebody's going to be willing to pay me $7.70 to get Microsoft at $370 per share. About a 25% return on my money.”
TrimmedINTC
“I own Intel. I got a lot of my shares taken away around $80 from covered calls. I'm fine with that. Zero FOMO.”
PositionPYPL
“Burry seems to think so. And guys, so do I. I own PayPal. Again, don't buy a company just because I own it.”
PositionINTC
“Another stock that I currently own, have owned in the past and sold off, and I currently own it: Intel.”
HedgeADBE
“I sold puts yesterday in Adobe. I want Adobe stock. I have enough right now, but if it falls further, I want to buy more shares.”
Not holdingNVDA
“I own stock in Intel. I do not own stock in Nvidia.”
PositionINTC
“In the last year, Intel's up 153%. Nvidia is up 43%. I own stock in Intel. I do not own stock in Nvidia.”
Cost basisADBE
“Let's pull up a stock that I own. Let's pull up Adobe. I own Adobe at $317.”
HedgeADBE
“If I want to buy Adobe at $300 a share, I go to puts, $300 a share. Somebody's going to pay me $9.87 per share for that. That's a 38% return on my money.”
PositionADBE
“I bought Adobe when it was a no-brainer and I watched it run up.”
SoldSFM
“In full disclosure, I no longer own Sprouts.”
Allocation
“What are my magnificent seven stocks? Nike, Alibaba, Ulta Beauty, Southwest, Sprouts Farmers Market, PayPal, and Adobe. And actually, in full disclosure, I no longer own Sprouts.”
Allocation
“What are my magnificent seven stocks? Nike, Alibaba, Ulta Beauty, Southwest, Sprouts Farmers Market, PayPal, and Adobe. And actually, in full disclosure, I no longer own Sprouts.”
How to read this
Every line is something Everything Money said or showed in a public video, with the date and a link to the moment. We list disclosures; we do not infer holdings from opinions, and we do not fill gaps. A creator can own things they never mention and sell things without saying so. Dollar figures and weights are as stated on the day, not updated for later price moves. Full methodology.
Coverage: 205 of 205 videos published since 2025-09-10 reviewed. Data generated 2026-09-11.