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The 4th of July grocery run is one of the most important shopping trips of the summer. Most customers know the basics before they even walk into the store: meat for the grill, drinks for the cooler, chips and dips for the table, something sweet for later, and a few last-minute items they always seem […]

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal There’s something to be said about a good cleanout. Every few years, it’s good to go through your closets, drawers, and cabinets to purge the old

Michael Burry has shorted homebuilders, banks, tech giants, and even the SpaceX option he ultimately walked away from, as discussed in my previous SpaceX coverage.  Burry has been a longtime bull on heavy industrial stocks, and Caterpillar specifically has been a profitable and working stock for him on the long side multiple times over the

Sticky inflation just showed up in a place we’d rather not put in a spreadsheet.  That inflation setup fits Bank of America’s latest report shared with me, which shows the pressure building in categories couples actually buy into.  The note shows consumers are still spending a ton on weddings, even as they look to stretch

Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have done more than dominate headlines in recent years. According to AeroVironment’s top executive, geopolitical tensions have permanently rewritten the rules of modern combat. That shift is showing up directly in AeroVironment’s (AVAV) business.  The drone and defense technology maker just closed out a fiscal year of record

Wall Street just slapped Micron Technology (MU) with two historic price targets in the same week. Susquehanna now projects the memory-chip maker to hit $2,000 a share, while Phillip Securities set its own call at $1,870. Both numbers followed an exceptional third quarter that ran far ahead of expectations. A year ago, Micron traded near

Rocket Lab’s $8 billion Iridium deal gives the space company something that cannot be built overnight: a global satellite communications network. The company is buying Iridium Communications (IRDM) to move deeper into satellite networks, spectrum, and recurring communications revenue. Owning that network is only the first step. Rocket Lab still has to show what kinds

The investors who last the longest tend to obsess over something the spreadsheets never capture. Not the next quarter. Not the entry price. Who they are standing next to when the photo gets taken. Reputation is the one asset you can hold for 60 years and lose in a weekend. Warren Buffett has said as

Gold is the asset people reach for when they stop trusting everything else. It does not pay a dividend, it does not report earnings, and it does not promise to grow. Its entire pitch is that it holds value when paper money, banks, and governments wobble. For most of the past two years, that pitch

Charitable donations often come with valuable tax benefits, but an overlooked aspect of the tax code can quietly reduce both the impact of a gift and the value of the deduction. In its education materials on gifting appreciated assets, Fidelity walks through why selling first and donating the proceeds usually leaves both the donor and