Best 14-Day & 30-Day Cash-Secured Puts for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) — Up to 1.60% Premium Yield
Johnson & Johnson · JNJ · Cash Secured Put · Updated Jun 13, 2026
Highlighted 14–30 day cash-secured puts on Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) reach up to 1.60% annualized yield (1.08% avg on top strikes in the tables below).
View JNJ chartTop Cash Secured Puts (14–30 day)
Open full screener| Strike | Expiration | DTE | Delta | Premium | Yield | Score | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $240.00 | Jul 2 | 19 | -0.48 | $4.13 | 1.60% | 35 | Open |
| $240.00 | Jun 26 | 13 | -0.48 | $3.30 | 1.27% | 31 | Open |
| $235.00 | Jul 2 | 19 | -0.31 | $2.33 | 0.92% | 27 | Open |
| $237.50 | Jun 26 | 13 | -0.38 | $2.52 | 0.89% | 24 | Open |
| $150.00 | Jun 26 | 13 | -0.04 | $1.07 | 0.71% | 0 | Open |
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Key Metrics
Financial Performance
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Insights
Top pick
Best cash-secured puts for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $240.00 strike expiring Jul 2, 2026, 1.60% yield.
Short-term opportunities
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has competitive cash-secured puts expiring within ~14–21 days—use the 14-day screener filter to compare.
Implied volatility
Average IV for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is 41.5% (elevated)— favorable for premium sellers.
Lowest capital at risk
Lowest strike CSP for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $150.00 at 0.71% yield.
How to use this page
- Review Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) fundamentals — Check stock price, sector, and technicals in the company snapshot, then compare top contract cards.
- Open the screener for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) — Open our Cash Secured Puts screener with JNJ pre-loaded and optional 14-day or 30-day DTE filters.
- Compare and execute — Refine yield, delta, and IV in the screener, then place the trade in your broker.
Analysis
Our analysis of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cash-secured puts shows average premium yield of 1.08% and peaks at 1.60%. Average implied volatility is 41.5% (peak 128.3%), indicating elevated volatility for premium sellers. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) operates in the Healthcare sector within the Drug Manufacturers - General industry. Use the tables below to compare strike, DTE, and delta before opening the full screener.
FAQ
What are the best cash-secured puts for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)?
The best cash-secured puts for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) reach up to 1.60% annualized yield (1.08% average on top strikes). This page emphasizes roughly 14–21 day expirations plus 30-day style windows. Compare strike, DTE, delta, and IV in the tables below, then open the screener for full filters.
What are Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)'s fundamentals for cash-secured puts?
For Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), key fundamentals include last price $240.61, P/E 26.9, market cap $560.3 Billion, Healthcare sector, WSO rating B+. Fundamentals help you judge assignment risk and premium richness before selling options.
How do I find cash-secured puts for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)?
Use our Cash Secured Puts screener with Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) pre-loaded: filter by premium yield, DTE (14-day or 30-day windows), delta, and implied volatility (41.5% avg IV on this page).
What is the average premium yield for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cash-secured puts?
Average premium yield for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cash-secured puts is 1.08%, with top contracts up to 1.60%. Yields move with strike, expiration, and IV (avg 41.5%, peak 128.3%).
Is Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) a good stock for cash-secured puts?
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) offers cash-secured puts with yields up to 1.60%. WSO rates it B+. It is in Healthcare. IV is elevated—weigh premium income vs. assignment and earnings risk.
What expiration dates are available for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cash-secured puts?
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has short-dated contracts (~7–21 DTE) and medium-term expirations (~22–45 DTE) on this page. Use DTE chips to jump to the screener with matching expiration filters.
How does implied volatility affect Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cash-secured puts?
IV drives option premiums: Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) averages 41.5% IV (peak 128.3%). Higher IV can mean richer premiums but more price swing—balance yield with delta and DTE.