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Johnson and Johnson, has been around for years. If, I had to invest it would be with them.
muncie birder
JNJ is a solid company. For a conservative investor they are a good choice but they are a very large company. For a more aggressive investor there are better choices. JNJ is not going to grow any faster than the economy so an investment in JNJ is going to be a slow steady investment. It is not going to give you 15% return in my opinion.
voluntarheel
In addition to the accolades above, JNJ has a nice little stash of cash and very low debt. That makes it a good recession stock. They will weather the storm and be able to buy up the companies that are sinking.
enoriverbend
JNJ is a solid, well-run company and the stock is on sale right now at a good price. I've started picking up some slowly to add to the portfolio, although it's just a tiny part of the whole.
Third quarter earnings were strong. Sales growth was 13% y-o-y. Operating margins are strong. Their credit is AAA.
Plus it's yielding 2.39% on top.
And they just bought Pfizer's consumer division.
So yeah, a great company at a very good price.
P.S. Morningstar's price target is $80, so yeah, it might bring you more than 15% in the next year -- at today's price of $67
t Preston
Yes JJ is a good company. Good investment if you buy it on a day when the market is down.Buy it cheap as you can.
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Yes, absolutely. They're part of virtually every mutual fund. They have a solid history, like Walmart, Apple, Microsoft, and Exxon Mobile.
Rowan
Yes.
SheFellfrmtheSky
I would. Just think of all the babys that are being born every few minutes. You'll always need baby lotion.
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