Insights Into Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) Exposure By Institutions

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Johnson & Johnson is listed on the NYSE in the Healthcare sector while operating in the Drug Manufacturers – General industry. The current market capitalization of Johnson & Johnson is $368.37B. A total of 8.06 million shares were traded on the day, compared to an average of 6.24M shares.

In the most recent transaction, Decker Robert J sold 5,635 shares of JNJ for 165.06 per share on Aug 30 ’24. After the transaction, the VP Corporate Controller now owns 18,973 company shares. In a previous transaction on Aug 30 ’24, Decker Robert J bought 5,635 shares at 165.06 per share.

Among the insiders who sold shares, Broadhurst Vanessa disposed of 8,891 shares on Mar 13 ’24 at a per-share price of $162.16. This resulted in the EVP, Global Corp Affairs holding 15,043 shares of JNJ after the transaction. In another insider transaction, JOHNSON & JOHNSON sold 3,725 shares at $25.81 per share on Feb 16 ’24. Company shares held by the 10% Owner now total 4,099,575.

Dividend

The reasons why investors prefer dividend-paying companies are that dividends generate immediate cash flow and indicate that the company will perform well in the future. Johnson & Johnson pays an annual dividend of $4.86, resulting in a dividend yield of 3.18%, and it has a price to earnings (P/E) ratio of 25.29. JNJ’s most recent ex-dividend date was 11/26/2024 when it declared a $1.24 quarterly dividend that was paid in cash on 12/10/2024. Previously, the company paid the dividend on 9/10/2024 with an ex-dividend date of 8/27/2024. The JNJ stock dividend was $1.24 per share in cash.

Despite rarely being accurate, price targets can exert some form of influence at times, and are often regarded as valuable by markets. In terms of 52-week highs and lows, JNJ has a high of $168.85 and a low of $143.13.

Balance Sheet Annually/Quarterly

As well as showing the assets and liabilities of the company, the balance sheet also shows the amount invested in equity by investors. Investors can analyze a company’s future prospects by calculating its financial ratios based on this information. JNJ’s latest balance sheet shows that the firm has $31.61B in Cash & Short Term Investments as of fiscal 2021. There were $33.75B in debt and $45.23B in liabilities at the time. Its Book Value Per Share was $29.14, while its Total Shareholder’s Equity was $74.02B.

Analysts Opinion

After-hours and pre-market trading may carry slightly higher risks than regular market hours. As issuers often announce important financial information outside regular trading hours, extended-hours trading may result in wider spreads for a particular security. That is because extended-hours trading may result in lower liquidity and higher volatility. Currently, 0 analysts are providing their opinions on the stock. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being Sell and 5 being Buy, the average analyst rating for JNJ is Buy with a score of 3.76.

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