Johnson & Johnson is moving higher after the stock hit its May bottom at $119.40.

But the stock is still trading in negative territory on a YTD basis, and many investors are wondering if we are still on a path to gains.

JNJ’s unmatched global depth and ability generate consistent growth in foreign markets offers market protection on multiple levels for income-focused investors.

The stock's stable dividend yield stands at 2.62%, and its inexpensive valuation puts the stock in a strong position to generate further gains into the final parts of 2018.

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