What "YouTubers are buying" actually means here
This page answers the question literally: across all the finance channels we transcribe, which tickers are currently drawing the most buy-side conviction? A stock appears high here when many distinct creators have recently argued for buying it — not when one channel mentions it often. We deduplicate per channel, so a creator who uploads three NVIDIA videos in a week still counts as one voice. The ranking refreshes twice a day, within hours of new videos going live.
Note the difference between saying and doing: a buy call means a creator argued for buying on camera. Some disclose real positions, many do not, and we cannot verify holdings. What we can verify is the track record of the words themselves — every profile shows whether that creator's past calls actually moved the way they predicted, measured against real prices.
Using this list well
Treat sudden new entries with the most curiosity and the most caution: they usually mean a news event (earnings, a product launch, an IPO) just swept through finance YouTube, and hype cycles peak fast. The 7-day movers in the Terminal separate momentum from stale consensus, and each stock page shows every individual call with date, conviction and a link to the source video — so you can always judge the reasoning yourself instead of trusting a number. How calls are extracted and scored is documented in the methodology. Not financial advice.
Watch the rotation, too. Creator attention moves in sector waves — one quarter everything is AI infrastructure, the next it is rate-sensitive dividend payers — and this list captures the wave while it builds. If you want the same data sliced by theme, the dedicated rankings for AI stocks and dividend stocks show which names dominate inside each niche rather than across the whole market.