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Report Price - $19.95
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October 15, 2002
P/E - 29x
INVESTMENT GRADE: B +
Closing Price - $59.56
Stock N' Trade Report
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Company: Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ)
Total Annual Revenue - $33,004,000,000
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I - Description of Operation :
Johnson & Johnson doesn't own your medicine cabinet, it just seems like it. One of the world's largest, most diversified health care product makers, the company operates in three sectors: Consumer products (Tylenol and Motrin analgesics, Reach toothbrushes, Band-Aid bandages); professional products (ACUVUE contact lenses, surgical instruments, joint replacements); and pharmaceuticals (anemia drug Procrit, epilepsy medication Topamax, and Ortho-Novum oral contraceptives). Subsidiary Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceuticals has just released a patch-based contraceptive. J&J expands its product line by acquiring or partnering with smaller firms that develop new technologies, to which J&J adds the marketing muscle.
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II - Fundamental Analysis: Positive
A) Balance Sheet - Acceptable
B) Income Statement - Acceptable
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III - Technical Analysis: Positive
A) All-Time High - $65.89
B) Suggested Stop Loss - $49.42
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IV - Historical Earnings Growth Rate - 13%
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Note: It is recommended that you (Buy) invest in companies (stocks) which have an "INVESTMENT GRADE" of "C", or higher, and are trading above the "Suggested Stop Loss" (Sell) stock price. Please be advised that all "Suggested Stop Loss" (Sell) stock prices are adjusted higher in correlation with each new "All-Time High".
