Investor sentiment has beaten down more than its fair share of stocks over the last few years, even as the bull market has driven share prices of top companies across multiple industries skyward. Ultimately, when you're looking at stocks to invest in for the long-term, share price only tells you what the market values the company at in that given moment.

Share prices may be up or down for valid reasons, but it's important to look at the factors behind those movements and the underlying business behind the stock. This allows you to determine whether the business looks like a quality addition to your portfolio for the long term and whether it's trading at a price you're willing to pay.

On that note, if you are looking for two top stocks trading on sale right now, here are a couple of names trading quite near 52-week lows that you may want to consider for your portfolio.

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