Johnson Research Group

Johnson Research Group

The Johnson Research Group LLC (JRG) is dedicated to providing investors with one thing – an edge. We know there’s no “holy grail” or “magic bullet” in investing. And we’re well aware that savvy investors know that, too. With that truth in mind, our mission is to create an edge so our followers can become more successful traders and investors.

How do we create that edge? With innovative research, a unique analytical approach and the experience to translate our edge into your investing success. JRG is dedicated to providing the highest-quality research and outstanding trading performance. We realize your success is our success. And we’ll do everything we can to make you a more successful investor.

JRG provides timely market commentary on stocks, ETFs and major indices as well as insight on activities in the equity options market. In addition to delivery through a number of media partnerships, JRG’s content and commentaries are also carried by major news television, on radio and in print.

JRG analysts are frequent commentators on financial markets and represent the firm at national investment conferences. The firm’s comments are regularly seen in national print media, such as Barron’s, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, USA TODAY and on the AP Newswire.

In addition to being a guest on several radio shows, Mr. Johnson and other representatives appears regularly on CNBC, Bloomberg TV and Fox News Channel as an expert in the field of sentiment and investor behavior, as well as technical analysis.

Recent Articles

3 Biotech Stocks to Buy to Lead the Pack

Biotech stocks are seeing "performance splintering" that puts added pressure on investors to be able to separate the winners from the losers.

3 Stocks the Analysts Are Missing the Boat On

Don't run with the analyst crowd -- run away from it and buy these underloved stocks instead. Then wait for the analysts to come to their senses.

3 Blue Chips That’ll Be on the Right Side of a Short Squeeze

The bears' insistence on taking short positions against these technically sound blue chips will end in pain. Bring on the short squeezes!

Buy These 3 Dips as the Market Slips

Thanks to short sellers, these three funds are likely "presold" -- in other words, they should have shallower pullbacks, and see more buying interest on a recovery.

EA Stock: Mash the “Buy” Button on a Dip

EA stock has gained 45% without much of Wall Street noticing. When analysts finally get wise, Electronic Arts will soar even higher.