Top 5 Stocks to Buy Now - April 2021

Today I discuss best stocks to buy now for April 2021. These are established growth stocks that, in my opinion, are at good risk/reward entry levels. I always dollar cost average for long term investments, although these stocks look solid for potential April 2021 swing trade ideas. I cover stock pick analysis, both fundamental analysis and technical analysis. After the stock market crash, are these stock pick ideas good stocks to buy now? I discuss 6 top growth stocks to buy for April 2021.

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