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The markets have been rebounding over the last few weeks, with the S&P notching its longest winning streak in 20 years.

But looming tariff uncertainty could still create volatility going forward.

Which is why I have two retail groups on my watchlist this week.

I believe both companies could be insulated from tariffs – and even benefit.

Those companies are TJX Corporation (TJX) and Burlington Coat Factory (BURL).

Stock No. 1: TJX Corporation (TJX)

The reason I like TJX is because of its business model.

It uses what’s know as an “off-price” model.

This means it purchases excess inventory from other retailers, and then sells the items at a lower price.

Since the retailers already imported the products – TJX is insulated from tariffs.

Tariffs could also disrupt supply chains, meaning retailers will have more inventory to unload and companies like TJX could gather more goods to sell from there.

Stock No. 2: Burlington Coat Factory (BURL)

Like TJX, BURL also uses an off-price business model.

It sources discounted merchandise from other retailers affected by tariffs, giving it an advantage in the market.

The New-Jersey based retailer is already showing “winning” potential during the tariff storm.

Back in March, its sales were up 11% over the last 52 weeks.

Its new store opening program is also becoming a major driver of its growth, with 500 new stores planned for the period of 2024 through 2028.

Overall, the company expects to see a total sales increase in the range of 6% to 8% on top of the 11% increase.

This makes BURL a strong candidate for a trade.

Action Plan: With both TJX and BURL poised to benefit from tariffs, I have them on my watchlist for potential trades in The War Room this week.

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