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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

254.66

+9.78 (3.99%)

as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 28, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has garnered a generally positive outlook from various experts, particularly highlighting its strong performance in pharmaceuticals and medical devices after a recent spin-off of its orthopedics division. The company's robust drug pipeline is considered one of the best in the industry, contributing to a resilient stock performance even amidst market volatility. While there is a legal overhang due to ongoing talcum powder lawsuits, experts suggest that this has diminished in significance. The company's valuation appears reasonable, and many experts encourage buying on weakness, reflecting confidence in future growth prospects. Overall, JNJ is seen as a solid investment, especially for those interested in dividend growth and long-term potential.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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(A Top Pick Jan 5/10. Down 1.33%.)

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BUY

Been an iconic company and has done very well but stumbled lately with a series of recalls including Benadrol, Tylenol and Motren, which has hurt them on the consumer side. Last earnings report saw shrinkage of about 11% on the consumers’ side. Probably an opportunity for the longer term. Good balance sheet.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jan 26/09, Up 4.39%)

BUY

Has a model price of $75.13, a positive differential of 19%. Fundamentally looks good to him. Historically you could never Buy it below its model price but now you have the opportunity.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Has run up in the last little while but feels you can get it at a lower level. Very defensive.

BUY

Suffering a little on their consumer product lines. Good value longer term. Will probably earn $5.25-$5.35 this year and are trading at about 11X. Solid dividend.

TOP PICK

Large cap quality name that is reasonably valued. 3.3% dividend, 13.5x earnings. Not a lot of downside. Not enormous upside. Dividend is almost 1% above 10-year treasury.

BUY

Very large consumer products and medical products company. 2.7% yield. Debt is 35% less than assets. Big international exposure.

BUY

Baxter and Abbot Labs are similar. He feels health care is a place to invest now.

TOP PICK

AAA balance sheet. Excellent dividend at about 3.5%. A lot of cash but recently acquired some debt at very attractive rates.

BUY

Great company. Pharmaceutical, medical devices and consumer products, which he likes. Has acted defensively. Great yield and great balance sheet.

BUY

3 distinct divisions. Pharmaceuticals, consumer products and medical devices. This translates them from the fluctuations from patent risks. Be cautious when looking at the Pharma sector that you don't look at trailing earnings and yield because forward earnings can look quite different when drugs come off patent.

BUY

Had some missteps in terms of quality control on Tylenol and on some of their medical device operation. Well priced and good opportunity to get in. Good management. Good dividend and great balance sheet and well diversified between pharmaceuticals, medical devices and consumer business.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 25/09. Down 3.12%.) Ran into some problems with some product recalls but it is still etched in the cheap.

BUY

Currency is an important aspect when buying a US stock but you also want to look for a higher rate of return to compensate for the currency risk. This is a great company with a great ROE and a decent yield. Long-term hold.

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