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Aria Radnia

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Tracked since May 26, 2026

Performance since May 27, 2026

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September 28, 2026

this piece of sh*t, STILL has 10x potential?

The creator revisits a December 2025 video on Snapchat stock (SNAP), noting the stock is down 30% since then and 93% from all-time highs. Despite the company's historical poor performance and shareholder dilution, the creator believes there's a potential inflection point due to a new monetization strategy focused on monetizing user memories through a subscription service, akin to iCloud, which could generate revenue from both active and inactive users.

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September 25, 2026

Bought more AppLovin

The creator is "disgustingly bullish" on AppLovin (APP) and has increased their position to 8% of the portfolio, funded by a sale of Adobe (ADBE). They highlight the company's growth potential in e-commerce and other categories, as well as its conversion ratio thesis. The creator also mentions ASML as their biggest winner and position, Amazon (AMZN) in second place, Uber (UBER) as a current loser but still high conviction, and Zeta (ZETA) performing very well.

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September 23, 2026

The Winners and Losers of Agentic AI

The creator discusses the impact of agentic AI on various companies, identifying Booking.com and Expedia as potential losers due to their non-unique offerings. Amazon is seen as neutral, likely continuing to use Alexa for shopping services. Shopify and payment companies like Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and particularly PayPal, are highlighted as significant winners, with PayPal becoming investable again due to increased transaction volume driven by agentic AI.

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