The secret to overnight profits?

Seriously, it's possible.

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Dear Subscriber, When U.S. stock markets closed on Wednesday, July 25, 2018, shares of grocery stock Supervalu sat at $19.45. Less than 24 hours later, owners of the stocks saw it soar to over $32 a share when United Food International announced an agreement to buy the company. Had you been able to identify SVU as a value stock ripe for takeover before this deal, you could have scored a massive overnight profit of 65%…   Enough to turn a $10,000 investment into $16,500!   You may think this kind of quick-hit gain is unlikely…   But Supervalu was just one of dozens of companies bought out last year.   All told, more than $3.3 trillion was spent on mergers and acquisitions last year.   And according to a survey from consulting firm Deloitte, 2019 is going to bring even more opportunities for overnight profits like this.   In my latest research, I dive into a company I think could be targeted by as many as 12 bidders in the months ahead.   Click here to find out more.   Sincerely,   John Del Vecchio   P.S. The company I’m highlighting today is an absolute bargain at less than $10 a share. And I think $20 is a very conservative target price. That means a potential double from here is well within reach.​

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