At the end of 2025, the WSB community shared their top stock picks this year. Here are the 10 most mentioned stocks, and how they performed year-to-date. This results in an average return of 76%, assuming equal investment in each stock at the start of the year.
For comparison, here are the top 10 most followed U.S. stocks among Tiger Brokers users (data as of mid-December 2025) and their year-to-date performance. Average return: 43.5%
WSB Picks
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While WSB’s top picks delivered a higher average return, they also tended to be more volatile. Tiger users generally followed a more balanced and less extreme approach, reflecting a more conservative style overall.
💭 Now we want to hear from you:
As a Tiger community member, do you consider yourself more conservative or more aggressive like the WSB forum?
How much did your personal trades overlap with these top 10 U.S. stocks this year?
In the new year, will you follow WSB’s picks or go against them?
Share your thoughts and let’s see how 2025 shaped up for different trading styles!
Comments
My overlap with the lists is mainly $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ , $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ which sit in both WSB and Tiger users’ top picks. These positions reflect my preference for high-growth leaders with real fundamentals, rather than chasing every speculative rally just for short-term excitement.
Looking ahead, I won’t blindly follow WSB or intentionally bet against them. I aim to balance aggression with selective conservatism — accepting slightly lower but more consistent returns. Over the long run, I believe discipline and staying power matter more than chasing the highest headline gains.
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For US stocks, my main investments are in ETFs rather than individual stocks as I tend to buy and hold and the proven safe strategy would be to invest in ETFs instead of individual stocks. Of course, my US ETFs have done well as these top 10 stocks are easily part of the underlying holdings for most ETFs, just that returns are definitely not as good. In the new year, I think I would still continue to stick to my strategy of buying ETFs. US stocks have rose quite a fair bit this year and close to historical valuations for most. I might just take profit first to have cash on hand. Be like Buffett, best to have cash now.
As a Tiger community member, do you consider yourself more conservative or more aggressive like the WSB forum?
How much did your personal trades overlap with these top 10 U.S. stocks this year?
In the new year, will you follow WSB’s picks or go against them?