Bullish
Our verdict — Guggenheim ranks #40 of 64 in our leaderboard: 65.7% hit rate across all stocks, 14.3% average gain per call, +4 pts vs its sector.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) price target — analyst by analyst
Johnson & Johnson · Health Care · ref. ETF XLV · price $265.77
By Rédaction JPI Invest · updated
In short — 13 price targets published on Johnson & Johnson over 90 days: 12 bullish, 0 bearish (92% positive), median target $284. The highest-ranked firm to weigh in is Citigroup (rank 24, 65.5% hit rate). For each call below we show the firm's real track record — not just its opinion.
The last 13 analyst calls on JNJ
Newest first. The "verdict" is our read on the firm, based on its past calls replayed against actual prices.
Bullish
Our verdict — Wells Fargo ranks #47 of 64 in our leaderboard: 88.9% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (9 scored calls on this stock), 14.5% average gain per call, +3 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Guggenheim ranks #40 of 64 in our leaderboard: 65.7% hit rate across all stocks, 14.3% average gain per call, +4 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Raymond James ranks #29 of 64 in our leaderboard: 63.6% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (22 scored calls on this stock), 19.5% average gain per call, +5 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — RBC Capital ranks #62 of 64 in our leaderboard: 81.8% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (22 scored calls on this stock), 9% average gain per call, -2 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Wells Fargo ranks #47 of 64 in our leaderboard: 88.9% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (9 scored calls on this stock), 14.5% average gain per call, +3 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Morgan Stanley ranks #49 of 64 in our leaderboard: 100% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (5 scored calls on this stock), 12.2% average gain per call, +3 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — TD Cowen ranks #60 of 64 in our leaderboard: 61.3% hit rate across all stocks, 14% average gain per call, 0 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — RBC Capital ranks #62 of 64 in our leaderboard: 81.8% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (22 scored calls on this stock), 9% average gain per call, -2 pts vs its sector.
Neutral
Our verdict — B of A Securities ranks #31 of 64 in our leaderboard: 62.8% hit rate across all stocks, 17.5% average gain per call, +5 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Morgan Stanley ranks #49 of 64 in our leaderboard: 100% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (5 scored calls on this stock), 12.2% average gain per call, +3 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Citigroup ranks #24 of 64 in our leaderboard: 58.3% hit rate on Johnson & Johnson (12 scored calls on this stock), 20.1% average gain per call, +5 pts vs its sector.
Bullish
Our verdict — Guggenheim ranks #40 of 64 in our leaderboard: 65.7% hit rate across all stocks, 14.3% average gain per call, +4 pts vs its sector.
⚠️ Price targets as published by the firms, timestamped at their publication date. The upside shown is vs the price on the day of the call, not today's price. Informational data, not investment advice.
Frequently asked questions
What are analysts saying about JNJ right now?
Over the last 90 days, 13 price targets were published on Johnson & Johnson: 12 bullish and 0 bearish (92% positive). The median target is $284. The latest call is from August 6, 2026.
Should you trust these price targets?
Not blindly — that's the point of this page: next to each call we show the firm's real track record — its rank among 64 tracked firms, its hit rate and its average gain per call. An ambitious target from a firm that is wrong 6 times out of 10 is not worth the same as one from a consistent firm.
Which firm covering JNJ is the most reliable?
Among the firms that published on Johnson & Johnson in the last 90 days, our highest-ranked is Citigroup (rank 24 of 64, 65.5% hit rate, 20.1% average gain per call).
Where does this data come from?
From analyst price targets, timestamped at publication then replayed against the actual price. Firm rankings come from our analyst leaderboard. Updated daily.
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