 - In May, U.S. inflation reached a 40-year high.
- As the cost of goods continues to rise, more Americans will rely on discount stores to stretch our dollars.
- Today’s Power Stock is the largest discount retailer in the U.S. and rates a “Bullish” 74 on our proprietary system.
| By: Matt Clark, Research Analyst A few weeks ago, we asked our YouTube viewers where they were feeling the sting from inflation:  Click here to view and vote in our most recent YouTube poll. The fact is prices are up everywhere, and folks are looking for ways to stretch every dollar.
Enter: discount retail stores.
In 2021, annual sales for discount stores in the U.S. ramped up 12.3%.
This trend isn’t just a blip on the radar. I have high conviction discount retailers will keep growing, thanks in part to high inflation.
That brings me to today’s Power Stock, the nation’s largest discount retailer…
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