"Figuring Zeroes off" by Blueriver - 3/4/19

by **Ssmith** Tue Mar 05, 2019 9:54 am

Vee asked someone to explain what they mean when they say six zeroes off.

Since no one has answered this, I will give my take on it.

A million has 6 zeroes, a trillion has 12 zeroes.
A 100 Trillion dollar note is 100 with 12 zeroes following.
Removing 6 zeroes leaves 100 with 6 zeroes, or 100 million.

So at the rate of .11 -.41.......
100 million x .11 = $11 million dollars
100 million x .41 = $41 million dollars

So, a 100 trillion dollar note will exchange for between $11 million and $41 million dollars.

BUT, a bond is a bond, and dropping zeroes is not supposed to happen. If the zeroes are not dropped, then you are looking at $11 trillion to $41 trillion dollars at your exchange for the international rate.

Blessings,
Blueriver

by **Scotchie** Tue Mar 05, 2019 5:25 pm

Seriously, how can one believe this crap?

by **Sam I Am** Tue Mar 05, 2019 9:21 pm

The math is right but the logic is wack. It's like calculating your car's fuel efficiency so that you can make your plans to drive it to the moon.

"Figuring Zeroes off" by Blueriver - 3/4/19

"Figuring Zeroes off" by Blueriver - 3/4/19

ZEROES

Re: "Figuring Zeroes off" by Blueriver - 3/4/19