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Johnson & Johnson: Strong Earnings, Revenue and Dividend Trends

The article is correct in being a good buy, but why hasn't the price of the stock gone up and kept pace with the market ? I have owned JNJ since the Tylenol scare. It certainly is one of the best managed large companies ever. I have never regretted my purchase as it has enabled me (and heirs) to retire rather comfortably. Why invest in bonds @ ?% when you can get 5 %+ in money markets? Unless you like 0 growth. Stick with good medium/large sized companies with good management and you will have your oak grove when you retire.