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>>18677411
>JNJ seems like a nice long term investment with attractive dividends. I'm only concerned about their share prices, but I suppose their value will climb going forward, so I'm not entirely put off by it.
The main advantage of JNJ is that it barely responds at all even to major market slumps. It dropped 33% at max and has already recovered. It might be a bit overpriced now because it is a solid pharma company in a time where a virus is one of the major concerns but probably not by much. I think it should be on everyone's long term hold watch list.