Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) Daily/Weekly Backtest Results crown

Calculations for Johnson & Johnson

Expectancy is the percentage profit or loss you would expect to make on the next purchase of this stock with an entry point at the specified signal and profit target as set above. Given a large enough sample size, a positive expectancy indicates the trading strategy is likely to be profitable.

Expectancy calculation for 71 signal(s) occurring before 01 June 2024 for a 7.5% profit target: (76.06% * 7.89%) + (14.08% * 1.58%) - (9.86% * 14.77%) = 4.76%.
Wins: 54 Breakevens: 10 Losses: 7

To even out CAGR calculations, large individual returns from particularly quick trades have been capped at 300%.

The Sharpe Ratio calculation assumes a risk free return rate of 2% per calendar year. Ideally the ratio should be a positive number. A higher positive number indicates the strategy has a more attractive risk adjusted rate of return for this particular buy signal and stock over the chart's timeframe.

Johnson & Johnson Analysis

Market sector: Consumer Staples.

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Double Seven Backtest Summary (Fixed Profits System)

This table summarises how profitable it would have been to have bought this stock at each Double Seven entry signal. Hover over the icons to see more details of the particular trade, including the maximum percentage drawdown and how long it took to reach the desired percentage profit.

Key:   disabled_by_default = profit point not achieved. select_check_box = profit point achieved with CAGR above 15%.
select_check_box = profit point achieved with CAGR of between 5% and 15%. select_check_box = profit point achieved but CAGR was less than 5%.

The data for Johnson & Johnson (exchange: XNYS symbol: JNJ) was last updated 14 Jun 2026 16:17. Data for this stock is available from 01 Sep 2015 - 08 Jun 2026.