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Sources:
press and public records, his own videos
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Short answer
No. Kevin has never published a third-party audited record of his personal trading, and no independent CPA has verified his net worth. The only audited investment record attached to his name is the Pricing Power ETF, which returned about 13% a year on average from November 2022 to February 2025 under public fund accounting, roughly flat in its final year. His net worth videos and trade alerts are self-reported. The company he runs is audited; his personal accounts are not. 12
Audited personal returns: None (never published)
Audited fund record: ETF, ~13%/yr (November 2022 to February 2025)
Net worth verified by CPA: No (self-reported)
Company audits: Yes (PCAOB standard, annually)
The honest answer
There is no audited record of Kevin’s personal returns, no CPA-verified net worth, and no published IRR on his personal equity investing. He has not claimed otherwise. Net worth updates on the channel and trade alerts to members are self-reported. 1
The one audited investing record
The Meet Kevin Pricing Power ETF, which he managed from November 29, 2022 to February 28, 2025, was subject to fund accounting and public reporting. Its average annual return since inception was about 13.01%; its final year was about -0.47%. That is the only period in which his stock selection was scored by someone other than himself. 2
What is audited
Reinvest. Its financial statements are audited annually under PCAOB standards, and its real estate returns, rents and costs are in the filings. Kevin’s stake in it is disclosed; its per-share value is not, because there is no market.
How to judge the rest
By the archive. The channel keeps his dated calls, right and wrong, going back to 2017. That is not an audit, but it is a record that cannot be edited after the fact without the edit being visible.
In his own videos
May 17, 2020: Revealing My ACTUAL Net Worth, the kind of self-reported disclosure this page describes. 3
The company’s books are audited. Kevin’s are not, and he has not claimed otherwise. The ETF is the one place his picking was scored by fund accountants. 12
Simply put
✅ What exists
➡️ A public, audited fund he ran for 27 months: about 13% a year.
➡️ Audited books for Reinvest every year.
✅ What does not
➡️ Any audit of his personal brokerage account or his net worth.
➡️ Any IRR figure for his personal stock investing over five or ten years.
✅ What that means
➡️ His net worth videos and trade calls are his word. Judge them by the public archive, not by a statement that does not exist.
Sources
Company research memo (no audited personal record found; net worth figures self-reported), Open
stockanalysis.com and etf.com, PP fund pages (returns since inception; final year), Open
Kevin on YouTube, "Revealing My ACTUAL Net Worth" (2020-05-17), at 0:00: “Revealing My ACTUAL Net Worth” Watch from 0:00
