TJR

@tjrtrades· YouTube·Finance· data refreshed 2026-11-07View channel ↗

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Subscribers: 1.74M
Average views: 67.2K
90-day growth: +13.0%
Brand partners seen: 3

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About TJR

TJR (@tjrtrades) is a finance creator on YouTube, with 1.74M subscribers, 167.5M total views and 2.34K videos.

🔝 Floor Boss

TJR, operating under the handle @tjrtrades on YouTube, is a prominent creator in the finance content sphere. The creator's self-description, "🔝 Floor Boss," suggests a focus on market dynamics or trading strategies, aligning with the finance primary category. The channel's extensive video library contributes to its substantial total view count, positioning TJR as a key voice for an audience interested in financial topics. The channel does not list any secondary content categories, maintaining a clear specialization in finance.

Who should partner with TJR?

This demographic is particularly valuable for brands in specific categories such as fintech apps, online brokerages, investment platforms, financial news services, and educational resources related to economics or wealth management. The absence of secondary categories suggests a highly focused viewership, which can lead to more effective targeting for advertisers within the finance sector. This peer group suggests that TJR's audience likely shares similar interests with the viewers of these channels, who are actively seeking information and insights within the financial markets. The "Floor Boss" descriptor further implies an audience interested in active trading or market-specific insights, rather than general financial literacy.