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AYA Personal Investment Vitae as of February 2026
Apple Boston @Apple Boston
Brass member since January 2017

Location: United States

Gender: Female

Asset investment style: Quantitative fundamental analysis

Market capitalization:

$7,906,143talents

Virtual portfolio value:

$4,968,748talents

Net overall return per annum:

19.19%

AYA current rank order:

#15

Asset investment philosophy:
Apple Boston trades U.S. stocks with the top #226 to #500 positive alpha signals.

Top 10 profitable stock transactions since January 2020Strategy

Symbol Company Buy Sell Share Volume Return (%) Profit ($)
UBXG U-BX Technology Ltd. Ordinary Shares $0.34 $3.98 38,608 +1,070.59% $140,533
UMAC Unusual Machines Inc. Common Stock $1.87 $18.73 7,019 +901.60% $118,340
SXTP 60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals Inc. Common Stock $0.15 $1.34 80,273 +793.33% $95,525
RMBL RumbleOn Inc. Class B Common Stock $0.36 $7.95 11,933 +2,108.33% $90,571
VATE INNOVATE Corp. Common Stock $0.53 $4.14 22,718 +681.13% $82,012
SSNT SilverSun Technologies Inc. Common Stock $18.59 $130.48 629 +601.88% $70,379
LSCC Lattice Semiconductor Corporation Common Stock $6.97 $48.04 1,509 +589.24% $61,975
HZNP Horizon Therapeutics Public Limited Company Ordinary Shares $16.41 $98.56 640 +500.61% $52,576
TUEM Tuesday Morning Corp. Common Stock $0.12 $0.69 90,033 +475.00% $51,319
MRNS Marinus Pharmaceuticals Inc. Common Stock $1.94 $11.62 3,749 +498.97% $36,290
Sum $799,520

Top 10 current stock portfolio positions as of February 2026Strategy

Top 20 influencers

Top 20 favorite stocks

#1 - #5 #6 - #10 #11 - #15 #15 - #20
$NVDA $AAPL
$TSLA $META
$GOOG
$AMZN
$MSFT

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