Stocks with Josh · portfolio
Stocks with Josh's portfolio: what's disclosed, on the record.
13 dated disclosures from 13 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 19, 2026
- Disclosures on record
- 13
- 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, Stocks with Josh said a stop loss had taken them out of their Netflix position, days after saying they held 2,000 Netflix shares at an average buy price of around $695 earlier that month; they had also taken profit on Netflix in September 2026. They took profit on Google and got out of Duolingo in July 2026, and sold Alibaba along with all their swing trades in April 2026. Disclosed purchases included 2,000 Nike shares at $41 in July 2026 and $5,000 of Micron in June 2026. In March 2026 they said they bought five Adobe, then two more on a dip, plus 60 Nvidia calls and 60 Tesla calls. Earlier, they bought SoFi in October 2025 and owned Google in November 2025. 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: Stocks with Josh describes individual trades and holdings without naming or showing a specific brokerage account. He mentions long-term holdings, swing trades and overnight trades. The figures are the trade sizes, share counts and entry prices he gives for each purchase or sale.
Read with care: The dollar amounts, share counts and prices are single trades he stated on camera, not portfolio weights or account balances. He never shows total account values, how the portfolio is split, or results for most positions. Some purchases are options, and he does not always say how many contracts or shares he bought.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| NKE | Nike | Held | current |
| ADBE | Adobe | Held | aging |
| GOOGL | Alphabet | Held | aging |
| MU | Micron | Held | aging |
| NVDA | Nvidia | Held | aging |
| SOFI | SoFi | Held | last knownLater on the SOFI timeline: Disclosed buy · Jul 29, 2026 → |
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.
Disclosure log, newest first
- 13
— Sold — NFLX
“Now, Netflix, I was in a successful trade holding a position around $69. It ran up to around $73. I did raise my stop loss, but unfortunately, the price came back down and stopped me out of my Netflix position.”
- 12
— Position — NFLX
“and I've got 2,000 shares in it. And that's Netflix. I've got an average buy price of around $695.”
- 11
— Position — NFLX
“Netflix is reporting earnings. I've got a swing trade that I'm on part of my position. I'm prepared to buy more if we dip.”
- 10
— Sold — NFLX
“All right, let's quickly talk about a trade that I've given you guys. I took profit on it. I wanted you be aware of it, and it's Netflix.”
- 9
— Sold — DUOL
“Now, the only one of the three stocks that I gave you yesterday that I got out of was Duolingo”
“Google actually just sold I I just took profit on my Google here a couple of weeks ago”
- 7
— Bought — NKE
“And then Nike, beautiful Nike. I entered into a swing trade as I talked about on this page for many weeks in a row that we would buy in beneath $42. When it hit $41, I bought in 2,000 shares.”
- 6
— Bought — MU
“And so I started doing this very recently, June 9th. And you can see, you know, $233. I bought $5,000 worth of Micron.”
- 5
— Sold — BABA
“However, like I said, I sold all my swing trades. One of the last things on my list that I sold today was Alibaba and even though I had intended to hold”
- 4
— Added — ADBE
“Josh, are you still in Adobe?" Yes, I talked about it on my show. I bought five when I talked about it on my show. When it dipped, I bought two more”
- 3
— Bought — NVDA
“I bought 60 Nvidia calls, 60 Tesla calls, and about 10 Microsoft, Google. I I bought all the mag eights, and I bought it right around here”
- 2
— Position — GOOGL
“So, I am bullish on the stock. I own Google”
- 1
— Bought — SOFI
“All right, let's talk about SoFi. This is another one that I bought today and I like a lot.”
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