I prefer the term pragmatic... The death rate for anyone that is in good health and not of significant old age is something like 0.9% if they even contract the disease, and the epidemiologists are estimating only 40-70% of the population will contract the disease. The majority of elderly people and those who are not in good health have similar odds of dying from the flu.

You can check the stats on the virus here... overall there isn't much to be worrying about especially when you understand that the US is going to be hit nowhere near as hard as Italy due to a significantly lower median population age and significantly fewer smokers.

https://www.worldometers.info/corona...us-death-rate/

But whatever... you live your lives in fear and I'll keep shorting the market. We'll compare notes in a few years and see how everyone's doing.

I'm actually in my cabin in Montana doing some back country skiing this week since all of my flying for the month cancelled.