Intel was once a superb investment. If you had bought $10,000 of INTC at the end of 1974, the year Craig Barrett joined the company (three years after the IPO) you would have had about $18.5 million at the stock’s peak in 2000 … or nearly $4 million today. But Intel’s glory days are gone; your job today is to find the next Intel. Ideally, the next Intel is still small, but growing fast. It makes a product or provides a service that is easily scaled up, so that millions, even billions, can be sold. It comes to dominate...