Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

Johnson & Johnson stock makes good drugs, but it's valuation isn't great.

Bristol Myers Squibb leans on specialty medicines and a discounted valuation, while Johnson & Johnson boasts industry-leading margins and cash flow.

Johnson & Johnson is a healthcare giant, but an opportunity to invest in the United States and a plethora of big products suggest it still has growth appeal.

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Led by Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 success, Humana’s expanding margins, and DexCom’s medtech growth, the healthcare sector is staging a major market rebound.

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