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Someone Just Died at BJ's, But Don't Let That Stop You from Making 80%

Liz here, with an update from the bloody frontlines of the grocery wars. (OK, I am an armchair general. I've been using Instacart lately. Shh.)

I am the eldest of 7 children and we were always buying things in bulk. We were a Costco family - I still fondly remember the 20-pound containers of chocolate pecan turtles that could probably take out an entire city if dropped from an aircraft.

At one point, I had a crush on a boy who lived next door to Kroger. He and his three siblings all worked at Kroger from the moment that child labor laws ceased to apply. We, however, were loyal to Costco and Costco alone.

The grocery wars ended us. Like Romeo and Juliet, it just was never meant to be.

More years later than I'd like to admit, wholesale is having a moment again, with the lowest inventory-to-sales ratio in seven years as pandemic-driven buying empties shelves.

And Chris Johnson is back with us today to give us his own dispatch from the front, which puts BJs Wholesale Club Holdings Inc (NYSE: BJ) ahead of the... bulk of its peers.

A man was just killed in literal combat at BJ's in Alexandria, VA (one suspect is in custody), which tells you that there's something there worth fighting for.

CJ's NIO puts from his last Trading Today outing are up 30%, with lots of room to run till November. So this should be good, too.

Here's how to grab a couple of double-digit gains on BJ's over the next three weeks.

Time To Play: 35 Mins

TOOL OF THE DAY
How to Find (And Track) Your Own Cheap Option Trades

Mark Sebastian on IV, HV - and the $400 knowledge gap:

It's easy to look at a stock price and decide if it's cheap or expensive. But options are different, because they are derivatives. Depending on the stock, a $20 option could be cheap, and a $2 option could be expensive.

That's where volatility comes in. Implied volatility (IV) - where a stock is expected to go in the future - and historical volatility (HV) - where it's gone in the past.

I use IV to determine if options are cheap. The lower the IV on the stock, the cheaper the stock's options are. Then, I look at the IV compared to the HV. If a stock's HV has eclipsed its IV, and IV is toward the lower end of its historical range, then boom - I'm in.

IV and HV are important indicators when you're looking for cheap options. But being able to see both on a single stock chart is hard. I used to pay $400 a month for software that could do that.

But not anymore - because I just created my very own trading system...

And this system shows me the IV and the HV on every single stock on the market:

I call it my Volatility Intel Indicator. And guess what - I'm making it available to users like you.

And I'm not charging $400 a month for it. This indicator comes free with a Profit Revolution membership.

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Time To Play: 50 Mins

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The Bank Stock I Love to Hate Will Hand You 50% Profits

Shah Gilani on a move he just can't help but make...even though he hates himself for it.

If you've been with me for a while (or even if you're just joining us), you know I'm not exactly a huge fan of the banks. Big banks, too-big banks, casino banks, risky banks - not a fan.

But I like making money, and I've never hesitated to recommend bank stocks when I think it'll make my readers a mint.

There's one Swiss bank I know, for instance. Speaking plainly, I really hate it. It's pathetic, and its financials are abysmal - which, believe me, is really hard for a Swiss bank to do.

Now, here's the cool part: This bank is planning a move which could hand you perhaps the easiest 50% gain you've ever made. Here's what to do.

Time To Play: 20 Mins

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