PERFORMANCE LEADERBOARD

US analyst and finance YouTuber leaderboard

Compare bank desks and finance YouTubers by win rate and the sum of each paper-trade lot’s percent return.

Highest lot-return sum

+1902.40%

Citigroup

Sources with positive returns

11 / 14

Sources with priced positions

Paper-trade positions

751

Within the selected filters

Sources compared

16

Bank desks and finance channels

Filters

2026-01-01 → 2026-10-28 · Street · mkt cap >$50B
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Returns sum the percentages of priced paper-trade lots; they are not portfolio ROI. Read the methodology

Last updated: 2026-10-28 10:56:10 UTC

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Trading metrics compared within the same filters
Trading metricsExplore book ↗Explore book ↗
Sum of paper-trade returns+1902.40%+1437.11%—
Win rate63.9%65.1%—
Positions8383—
Assets8383—
Daily market contextExplore trends and daily P&L

Who has the highest sum in the tracked sample?

Call selection window: 2026-01-01 — 2026-10-28

Tracked YouTubers (no market-cap floor): Money or Life 美股频道 · +156.88% · 43 priced lots · 41.9% win rate.

Tracked bank desks (US-listed, at least US$50bn): Citigroup · +1902.40% · 83 priced lots · 63.9% win rate.

These figures sum individual lot percentage returns; they are not portfolio ROI. Different publication frequencies and universes affect comparison. Win rate includes priced open lots.

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How the ranking works

How is the leaderboard return calculated?

An opening call creates a paper lot. Closed lots use their recorded exit price; open lots use the latest stored close. A later bullish video is an add, not a second buy. An explicit hold stays a hold. Closing and reopening the same name adds another lot. The headline number sums every lot’s percent P&L. These are not real-money positions.

Which stocks are on the street tape?

Street desks include US-listed equities of at least US$50 billion. YouTuber calls have no market-cap floor.

What does the default ranking show?

The default board is year to date. YouTuber books have no market-cap floor. Street desks count only US-listed equities of at least US$50 billion, sorted by the sum of each lot’s percent P&L.

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