Others in the top ten include: Stage (60.8%) Shopko (55.9%); Bealls Florida (52.8%0); Sears (50.1%); Macy’s (45.6%); Fred Meyer (43.9%) and AAFES (37.3%0.

Not far behind are Amazon, Target, Kmart, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Office Depot and Office Max, Wal-Mart, HP, Samsung, Dollar General, Lowe’s, True Value, Meijer, Staples, BJ’s, Guitar Center and Best Buy—all offering discounts of 30% or more.

Books, movies and music will offer the most value on Black Friday 2017 relative to their current prices, while jewelry, apparel and accessories are expected to be the worst deals.

Another interesting stat from WalletHub is that over 8% of items will bemore expensive onBlackFridaythan they currently are on Amazon.com--so you may just want to stay home--and gobble up some of that leftover turkey.

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