ma doare-n cot de prostiile de pe net. Cred ca Obama nu are nici o solutie privind criza. Cred ca Putin exulta trei ani si dup-aia moarte. Cred ca Basescu este un esec gonflat, daca nu se trezeste. Cred ca mi-e indiferenta solidaritatea netului. Mi-e bine cu mine. N-am nevoie de brand, de labe care sa spuna adevarul sau contrariu. Mi-e bine cu ratarea, ghinionul, muzica, copilul, cartea, femeia, vinul, taxa, pacatul, pe care le stapinesc. Nu-mi pasa decit de mine. Asa cum si tu cauti pe net numai pareri ce te atrag numai pe tine. A-nchide cercul nu e o tragedie. E o reusita. Asa cum blogul, prosteala pe net sint niste frustrari. Mici, vioaie, pline de beneficii, pentru cei ce-i stiu viitorul.

in seara asta la Clubul Taranului Roman Bucuresti. Adus de Adi Darabana.  

Miercurea asta la Muzeul Taranului Roman Gigi Melody cinta alaturi de Marian Cleante, Nea Vasile Dinu de la Mirsa&his boys. Veniti! Un deliciu oferit de Adi Darabana.

Sa incepem ziua cu un Gigi! Zi-lele, nea Gigi!!!!1

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“Asset classes can go through long periods when they underperform, leaving them cheap and ripe for revaluation. That happened to Treasury bonds, which suffered four consecutive decades of negative real returns from the 1940s through the 1970s. At that point, Paul Volcker, then the Federal Reserve chairman and now an advisor to President-elect Barack Obama, successfully brought down inflation, allowing investors to lock in double-digit Treasury yields. It was one of the great historical buying opportunities.

Such a period is extremely unusual. Since 1900, the average annual return from Treasuries has been 4.6%, or 1.5% after allowing for inflation. In contrast, American equities have delivered 9.3%, or 6% in real terms.

The current poor performance of stockmarkets reflects, of course, a reversion to the mean after the excesses seen during the dotcom bubble, when the rolling 25-year annual return of US equities reached a remarkable 16%. On a 10-year basis, the return from equities has now slumped to minus 3.5% in real terms.”

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