Creator Profile
Passive Income Investor
YouTube | stock
20K followers
Visit creator profilePerformance since March 15, 2026
- Creator strategy
- +3.51%
- S&P 500
- +7.92%
- Edge
- -4.41%
- Success rate
- Locked
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September 4, 2026
Building a $717K Canadian Stock Portfolio: VOO, VDY & My Tech Bets
The creator discusses the importance of consistency and perseverance in investing, highlighting how consistent contributions to the S&P 500 can lead to significant wealth over time. He contrasts pessimistic views with a positive, actionable approach, especially during fearful market conditions, and mentions his personal journey towards financial independence. The video also touches on portfolio updates, including tech bets and a specific trade, and a personal decision to close a long-standing bank account.
September 2, 2026
Using AI To Fix Our Portfolio | Stocks To Buy Now
The creator uses AI to review their investment portfolio, identifying areas for improvement such as sector concentration, tax inefficiencies, and lack of international exposure. The AI suggests trimming single stock holdings and reallocating profits into broad-based index ETFs like VTI and XQT, and potentially adding international exposure via VIY.
August 31, 2026
Canadian Portfolio Review: Top 5 Stocks Crashing (MSFT, AMZN, META, GOOGL, TTWO)
The creator discusses the difficulty of executing a buy-and-hold strategy for individual stocks, contrasting it with the simplicity of index fund investing. They express frustration with retail investors' emotional reactions to market volatility, emphasizing their own long-term perspective on a portfolio that includes individual stocks like Take-Two, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta, alongside index funds such as VDY, VT, XQT, and VEQT.