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AYA Personal Investment Vitae as of January 2026
Lu @Allen
Free member

Location: New York, U.S.A.

Gender: Male

Market capitalization:

$2,119,395talents

Virtual portfolio value:

$2,119,395talents

Net overall return per annum:

12.04%

AYA current rank order:

#19

Top 10 profitable stock transactions since January 2020Strategy

Symbol Company Buy Sell Share Volume Return (%) Profit ($)
SMCI Super Micro Computer Inc. Common Stock $621.66 $940.44 300 +51.28% $95,634
ASML ASML Holding N.V. New York Registry Shares $560.79 $710.24 600 +26.65% $89,670
AMD Advanced Micro Devices Inc. Common Stock $140.15 $179.62 1,500 +43.60% $59,205
AMD Advanced Micro Devices Inc. Common Stock $140.15 $180.42 1,000 +44.24% $40,270
AAPL Apple Inc. Common Stock $148.32 $196.94 700 +32.82% $34,034
TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. $82.46 $102.12 1,500 +25.18% $29,490
ASML ASML Holding N.V. New York Registry Shares $560.79 $744.71 100 +32.80% $18,392
X United States Steel Corporation Common Stock $25.70 $31.25 2,000 +21.60% $11,100
AAPL Apple Inc. Common Stock $148.32 $197.96 200 +33.50% $9,928
TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. $82.46 $100.95 500 +23.74% $9,245
Sum $396,968

Top 10 current stock portfolio positions as of January 2026Strategy

Symbol Company Price Position Capitalization
MU Micron Technology Inc. Common Stock $345.09 3,400 $1,173,306
TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. $323.63 1,210 $391,592
MSFT Microsoft Corporation Common Stock $479.28 700 $335,496
NVDA NVIDIA Corporation Common Stock $184.86 790 $146,039
MRVL Marvell Technology Inc. Common Stock $83.22 690 $57,421
MSTR Strategy Inc Common Stock Class A $157.33 90 $14,159
Sum $2,118,013

Top 20 favorite stocks

#1 - #5 #6 - #10 #11 - #15 #15 - #20
$NVDA $AAP
$MU
$ASML
$MRNA
$TSM

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