This is the White Code Investor Podcast, where we help those who wear the White Code get a fair shake on Wall Street.

We've been helping doctors and other high-income professionals stop doing dumb things with their money since 2011.

Here is your host, Dr. Jim Dolly.

This is White Code Investor Podcast No. 152, a discussion with the tired Super Heroine.

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Our quote of the day today comes from Warren Buffett. Investors should remember that excitement and expenses are their enemies, and if they insist on trying to time their participation in equities, they should try to be fearful when others are greedy and greedy only when others are fearful.

I like that quote from Warren Buffett, it's certainly appropriate in a time like this.

I want to thank you for what you're doing out there. We're recording this on March 17th. You won't listen to it for two and a half more weeks, I suspect.

I just got back from my first shift since all of this really hit the fan. We're in PPE and to see every patient with a cough or fever, and you know, walking around with a N95 mask all the time and wondering what I'm going to bring home to my family.

We're out there on the front lines, all of us. And I think society is starting to appreciate it, maybe a little bit more than they usually do.

But if they haven't told you lately, let me tell you that I appreciate what you do, and I appreciate you putting yourself in harm's way.

And in some ways, increasing the risk for your family by doing what you do. So I've always told you this in the past, but more so now, thank you for what you're doing.

You're probably on the way home, maybe you're on the way into work, feels like going to battle these days and being deployed to the hospital, doesn't it?

In China, when the healthcare workers walk past the apartment buildings, they're applauded by all the people who are in quarantine or self isolation.

And maybe we'll get to the point where people are doing that in our country as well. I know right now, as I record this, there's a couple of emergency physicians who are in critical care, one in Washington and one in New Jersey.

We don't know yet how they're going to do with this. And I'm sure by the time you hear this will be there will be a number of other ill doctors with this pandemic.

So thank you for the difficulties that you are going through.

We're going to have a great interview today with a fine doctor. But before we get into that, a few words about an opportunity we have coming up, we have put together a package that you may find useful while you're doing social distancing this spring.

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