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Brokerages recommended 98 top stocks in April, with the power equipment industry having the most individual stocks.
People’s Finance News, April 1 — Since March, amid disruptions from geopolitical risks, A-shares have continued to fluctuate. Securities firms remain confident in the long-term allocation value of Chinese assets and have successively issued positive evaluations. Recently, securities firms have announced their April “Golden Stocks,” covering nearly 100 targets across major core sectors; among them are high-quality stocks with strong earnings growth, also heavily held by long-term funds such as social security funds, becoming the main line of assets with allocation value in the current volatile market. According to Securities Times · Data Treasure statistics, as of the close on March 31, 14 securities firms had published their April “Golden Stocks,” with a total of 98 stocks listed. In terms of industry distribution, the April “Golden Stocks” cover the most stocks in the electric power equipment sector, with 9 stocks; electronics, machinery and equipment, basic chemicals, communications, and nonferrous metals each have 6 stocks. Fifteen stocks received recommendations from two or more securities firms. China National Offshore Oil Corporation, Inovance (or Zhongji Yuchuang), WuXi AppTec, Anjoy Foods, and Zijin Mining each received recommendations from three securities firms.