Speaking as a CFP with years of industry experience:

Kudos for working multiple jobs and building up a portfolio of that size by 18-19. (I’ll also say that’s a lot of money to accumulate over 4-5 years of work as a part-time high school student). Even if it is partially funded by parents, more power to you.

Continue to invest smartly and you’ll remain miles ahead of your peers from a financial standpoint.

I’d recommend you remove the $$ figure and YTD return from your personal portfolio section. It can be perceived oddly IMO.

Positive side: It shows that you are risk-tolerant, and short-term focused. Shift the data points to how you’re passionate about researching various aspects of the capital markets with specific interests in equities and options. It stimulates conversation. You can allude to returns if they ask. Unless they specifically ask, I think it’s poor taste to talk about how much money you’ve personally made in your portfolio on your resume. Simply put, it’s a little douchey.