Johnson & Johnson ratings

Johnson & Johnson ratings worldwide

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Johnson & Johnson ratings in United States

Johnson & Johnson in the world ranking is a rating by financial indicators among companies around the world. The world rating is compiled for very large companies that have a decent weight in the global economy. The ratings of Johnson & Johnson in United States are the main ratings among the companies of their country. The company ratings within United States for national stock exchanges are perhaps even more important than world ones.

Johnson & Johnson ratings on NYQ

Johnson & Johnson ratings on the stock exchange are a set of ratings for a particular stock exchange.The rating “Company capitalization” is a rating by capitalization. Capitalization is the total value of a company or the sum of the price of shares. This rating depends both on the number of shares of the company and on the value of one share for the study reporting period. It is the most expensive companies that make up the top of the list of rating companies by capitalization.

Johnson & Johnson is #19 in rating Capitalization Worldwide. Johnson & Johnson is #9 in rating Capitalization in United States. Johnson & Johnson is #4 in rating Capitalization on NYQ.

Johnson & Johnson earnings per share rating is determined in each financial period. Earnings per share - an indicator calculated by the formula: all the company's profit for the reporting period by the number of shares in the company. Earnings per share ratings are generally determined by exchanges after the company’s stock reporting of earnings.

Rating Johnson & Johnson net income - a rating compiled by the total amount of the company's income for the reporting financial period. Net income is calculated as the total revenue of the company, not taking into account the quantity and value of its shares. Those companies whose profits are the most by absolute value and are at the top of the Net Income rating list.