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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

232.16

-0.61 (0.26%)

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

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Jun 8, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has been experiencing a transformative period, especially following the spinoff of its orthopedics division, allowing it to focus more on pharmaceuticals and medical devices. Experts have highlighted the company's strong drug pipeline and robust performance in its core pharmaceutical business, which has led to a significant increase in stock value this year. Despite some concerns regarding ongoing talcum powder litigation and its past underwhelming performance, many analysts believe the legal risks are diminishing. The stock is seen as a better long-term hold, with potential dividend growth, especially amidst a broader economic context affecting consumer products. Overall, JNJ is viewed as an attractive investment, particularly when bought on weakness, with the valuation appearing favorable due to its premium position in the healthcare sector.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

One of his 2 favourite areas is health care because of the demographics. You can buy at a discount to the market.

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BUY

There is competition in the stent market. The whole health-care sector is a bit of a puzzle. Has been executing very well, but money just doesn't seem to want to flow into health-care.

TOP PICK

One of a handful of AAA Company's out there. Great dividend history. Reasonable P/E valuation. Hasn't participated in the strong market over the course of the last year or so.

TOP PICK

A non cyclical stock. Pays a dividend yield in the healthcare sector.

HOLD

They've been groeing their market share by 20% throughout the last 4 years. Trading at evaluation standards that are fantastic, looks attractive for long-term hold, Drug companies are undervalued., could see some good gains.

BUY

In the long term, it's a great diversified play in the healthcare sector.

DON'T BUY

Has been stuck around $50 mark. Took a big jump when they first produced a stent but they now have competition, which is taking quite a bit of market share. Could see it go a bit lower.

TOP PICK

A contrarian play. Has performed very well from a financial perspective. Growth prospect is a very positive. Very good long-term value.

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BUY

Trading at a discounted valuation. They are getting competition with their stents. At a decent valuation. Should see some upside from here.

BUY

Pharmaceutical stocks are defensive in nature.In this environment, nobody's buying them.Will be dead money in the short term.A good price to buy out for the long-term.

BUY

They have a huge consumer business.The drug sector has been sluggish.Longer term this should pick up.

WEAK BUY

Book value is about $8 a share. Drug companies always seem to do well.

BUY

Stable growth. Valuation may be a little high, but OK.

DON'T BUY

A defensive stock, so could lag a bit.

BUY

Great company. Into stents now which will be a big market opportunity.

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