Johnson & Johnson is Looking Good as Expectations Rise
Analysts have high expectations for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), as the estimated growth rate has been accelerating lately.
Analysts have high expectations for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), as the estimated growth rate has been accelerating lately.
With a P/E of only 21, and 21% profit growth expected, Fiserv (FISV) seems to have great upside for a conservative stock.
This is a new-and-improved Pepsico (PEP) as management is focused on changing up the brands and boosting profit margins.
Constellation Brands (STZ) has a catalyst in the high-end Modelo beer brand, But profits are still saggy due to slow bar sales.
Last qtr, UnitedHealth (UNH) experienced lower profits from the health insurance division, but profits grew in preventative care.
Accenture (ACN) has evolved into a leading consultant helping large organizations innovate in a new digital world.
Factset Resarch’s (FDS) profits fell 5% last qtr, yet has risen 13% from $322 to $364 since our report last qtr. Why?
Costco (COST) delivered 46% profit growth last qtr, but comparisons were easy because growth was 0% a year-ago,
Target (TGT) as kept the momentum going from last year, and what’s leading the sales charge is same day pick up and delivery.
Nike (NKE) is rolling — sales-wise, profit-wise, and stock-wise — due to online sales and direct-to-consumer sales.
Analysts aren’t bullish enough on Ross Stores (ROST). Here’s my thesis on why I think profits will be better than expected.
Adobe (ADBE) stock soared last qtr as Creative Cloud is the gold standard for movie makers as well as digital marketers.