1 Stock For the Self-Driving Revolution

If the world's biggest tech show is any indication, this could be a great investment --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [View this email in your browser]( [The Motley Fool] --------------------------------------------------------------- Motley Fool Tip: We know the ups and downs of the stock market during volatile times like these can be nerve-wracking. So here's what we're telling our members (and the world) right now: don't panic, don't sell. Investing is a long-term game, and we believe this, too, shall pass. --------------------------------------------------------------- If the world's biggest tech show is any indication, this could be a great investment Fellow Investor, I feel a strange kind of — weirdness? — when I think about investing in the self-driving revolution. Here's why. Consider this autonomous car from Yandex I rode in just a few weeks ago: [Yandex Self-Driving Car] There I was, zooming along the streets of Las Vegas in a car with no safety person in the driver's seat. Suddenly, the car braked hard and I began to wonder if something had gone wrong. Then I saw it: Two people had darted into a crosswalk right in front of us, paused, and then took off again! [Two pedestrians in the cross walk as seen through the drivers side of a Yandex Self Driving Car] Their chances of being injured or killed would have been extremely more likely if your average distracted human were driving that car. But with a self-driving car bearing down on them? They were about as safe as they could be in that situation. And that's because of the company that makes the brains that control most of these vehicles. More on that in a moment. First, here's the weirdness I was talking about. As an investing reporter, I've ridden in many self-driving vehicles, and they've advanced to the point where I feel just as safe in them as I do sitting on my couch watching TV. But here's what I think: The general public is still largely unaware how safe and advanced this technology has become, and how huge this revolution will be when it finally rolls out... And so most people are therefore unaware of the huge potential of investing in the industry. We are not market timers here at The Motley Fool, but it's hard to deny the great things that can happen if you get into high-growth investments early on... before everyone else is aware how big a trend can be. (Intel is predicting a multi-trillion dollar opportunity in ride-sharing alone.) And that's the reason for today's email to you. Remember the company I said makes the brains for most of these cars? 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