OT - INTC - I see them continue, of course, to expand into other markets and hardware than they've been in the past. That's a tough task, but I think they've got good management that will make the best choices in how to do that. Tom's Hardware reviewed an SSD using INTC's 'optane 3D Xpoint memory, and crowned it 'Fasatest SSD ever.'

I'm uncertain about whether this memory is the one developed with Micron and was touted as being absolutely blaszing faster than anything out there now, or whether that is to launch later. But, along with Micron, the speed of memory they've 'invented' would be a good 'goldmine' if, as seems likely, it becomes the standard going forward, and would have no (I think) competitors. It's certainly a hard road they're trying to travel on, against rivals in different areas that are pretty far ahead of them, but INTC's stock hasn't had any really noticeable downturns for a while. Also read something that suggested that, like Ford, INTC has some connection that may be similar with BMW. Whether it's things like navigation and self-driven cars, or a more expanded scope of products that will certainly transform the car industry, having a presence and customers lined up is almost always good.