Coronavirus and ESSo listening to the podcast from Eric Sprott, he seems to be really worked up on this coronavirus. But he doesn't give a good example on the numbers, instead he focused on a death rate between those that died, and those that survived. That's not enough viable data to say the death rate is 20%, in fact that's just the overall current ratio of those that survived and died. If you want to go deeper, and NOT SCARE the market, or listeners, then he should have explained that there are many variables to consider, like ages, genders, current health situations, living conditions,etc....from what I've even heard, kids aren't getting infected. Their death rates are much lower if that's the case. He put way to much power and emphasis on a static number,without variables. Wish I could share this over at the ceo page. Maybe a fellow member could post?