VladStocks: DJ Vlad Reveals the Actual Stocks He Owns in His Live $100K Stock Portfolio
April 28, 2026
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DJ Vlad has finally unveiled the contents of his live $100,000 stock portfolio, sharing the real companies he’s invested in as of April 2026. Rather than showing his original holdings with years-old prices, Vlad constructed a fresh portfolio mixing recent purchases and long-held stocks, reflecting his current investment mindset.
A major highlight is his significant position in Nvidia, bought at $179.10 per share amid the booming AI hardware market. Vlad, who holds a computer science degree from UC Berkeley, emphasizes Nvidia’s monopoly in AI chips and plans to dollar cost average by buying more if the price drops. He is confident in Nvidia’s long-term growth tied to AI technology.
Vlad’s largest holding is Google, a stock he started buying in 2010. Valuing its dominance in search, YouTube, autonomous tech, and AI, Vlad continues to add shares here as well. His portfolio showcases his belief in innovative tech giants with everyday utility, aligning with investment principles inspired by Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham.
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