Maria Aspan

Gold can be used in some electronics, and obviously it's used for jewelry.

But with silver and copper, they're used in construction and computer chips and solar panels.

So there's like...

real-world demand and applications for them beyond what there is for gold.

Again, most of the financial advisors I talk to say, if you're looking to get into gold, maybe look for a broader precious metals or commodities fund.

That gives you some exposure, but also hedges your risk a little bit.

Maria Ospin, thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Pleasure to join you.

Intel is one of America's original tech startups.

Remember this sound from its Intel Inside commercials?

Founded back in 1968, Intel made some of the first computer chips that have become so crucial to today's tech boom.

By the start of this century, its chips had made the tech company into a giant of American capitalism.

But last year, Intel became something very different, a symbol of how much President Trump is taking control of private companies.

In August, Trump publicly threatened Intel CEO Lipu Tan...

calling for his resignation over his ties to China.

Then Tan went to the White House to meet with Trump.

And now the United States owns a chunk of Intel and several other companies.

It's also seeking more control over today's tech darling, NVIDIA.

Trump wants NVIDIA to pay the U.S.