Prev Close | 162.76 |
Day Low/High | 157.97 / 162.41 |
52 Wk Low/High | 109.16 / 173.65 |
Prev Close | 162.76 |
Day Low/High | 157.97 / 162.41 |
52 Wk Low/High | 109.16 / 173.65 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 2628.68B |
Market Cap | 427.84B |
P/E Ratio | 28.74 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Before I give my recommendation I want to visit with the charts and indicators.
Both BA and JNJ appear to have made decisions in which the bottom line took precedent over what they stand for as a company.
I have the answer behind the conundrum that forces stocks up that should be going lower.
These stocks's earnings were 'not as bad as feared,' and here are some more names that pushed the NABAF narrative.
There are plenty of senior growth companies that can still move higher.
As mentioned earlier, breadth was only 2-1 positive with UnitedHealth , JPMorgan and Johnson & Johnson responsible for a large portion of the market's gains. Bond yields rose, aiding the rate-sensitive banks (who generally met expectations). FANG ha...
On days like today you realize how much of this market has been mauled by the bear.
"Only" about 2-1 advancers over decliners as UnitedHealth Care , JP Morgan and Johnson & Johnson account for a disproportionate amount of the market's rally.
Citigroup and Lululemon are on the radar this morning.
Does the Fed just keep injecting liquidity into money markets every single night forever?
So many companies -- like Netflix, Facebook and Johnson & Johnson -- are not trading on earnings per share, but on factors that are nearly impossible to quantify.
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No company is safe from the litigation risk tied to the drug epidemic, but Johnson & Johnson may be one of the few guaranteed to survive.
By failing to settle like Purdue Pharma, JNJ is taking a risky gamble that could open itself up to many more state court battles and penalties.
Wall Street expects the healthcare giant can take the jolt from the penalty delivered by an Oklahoma judge in the state's opioid case against J&J.
I am not focused on today's price movement of the stock but the pattern from the end of 2017.
Sure, Celgene, in its tie-up with Bristol-Myers Squibb, had to sell to meet merger requirements, but look at the future pay off for Amgen.
3M, Caterpillar and Johnson & Johnson all face headwinds with a strong dollar.
Traders could go long on the eye-care company on strength above $62 risking below $59 with a $72 price target.
Stranger things have happened, but with NFLX's subscriber miss, the stock just became hard money, joining the likes of Johnson & Johnson and CSX Corp.
It's a stock picker's market as action in individual stocks is better than on the indexes.
It is still a surprisingly sedate market, despite indexes sitting close to all-time highs, earnings season, possible interest-rate cuts and endless speculation about China trade.
For those trading the FANG or FAANG names, and especially Facebook, Tuesday sets up as a day bearing exceptional levels of headline risk.
The bulls will say this is healthy consolidation that will set up another leg higher, while the bears will say this is an indication of indecision and is a prelude to a rollover.
Here are my five rules for handling earnings season.
The stock has been bouncing off the 200-day moving average line.
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I want you to remember Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson the next time you are about to dump a stock because of some bits of bad news.