The strongest Aes Sedai in the new age the 4th age

I am sticking to information and it based on the tWoTC. I want to point out the last thread writer commented on what I wrote below. However, the official standings are as I wrote below and I corrected a few errors I made.

We need to stop mentioning the dead chosen and the captured damane Moggy. When Aliva becomes Aes Sedai she will be the top women in power in herself at 1(+12). Then Sharina Melloy potential is 2(+11) has the same potential as Talaan who is already 4(9+) with her reaching the level of 2(+11). Nyneave is currently 4(+9) with her potential going to 3(+10). Remember Siuan and Leane explained to Nyneave and Elayne how the hierarchy also is measured. Furthermore, the length of time of a sister the time as a Novice and Accepted and lastly, weather they were a wilder or not. Also, who or what entity put any sister in charge. However, to continue Egwene was forced to her potential of 8(+5) and Elayne's potential is the same ultimately being 8(+5) and it is been hinted that Bode Cauthon has the same Potential as Egwene and Elayne. If Nicola Treehill lived, she would've been the next with the potential of 9(+4) the is at Cadsuane 5(+8) then Aviendha was at a strength of 11(2) there is no information of her potential being higher. Also, Aviendha is said to be more dexterous concerning handling flows even more that Nyneave, Egwene, and Elayne. The Aiel wise one Eddarra is at 12(+2+) though she will not be Aes Sedai and same goes for Therava who channels at 12(+1).

Concerning Moiraine she is 66(54) however, based on her comment after being saved by Matt, Thom, and Noal the angreal she has would make her stronger or more powerful than her original level of 13(1) level which in the beginning she and Siuan stood the highest (just as Lelaine, Romanda, and Eliada.) Let's not forget Jancy and Elle who according to Verin would have high Potentials too. At this time Nyneave Sedai stands the highest and lastly, Cadsuane in the Amyrlin Seat so though she is in the upper levels her potential is meaningless. 

Lamont K. Pippins, RN, MSN/ED, BSN, NIHSS