3-4 of these fields a day, that's quite a lot:)
The nice thing is that a couple of pallets fit in a room and don't take up much space :)
one row please
Jingo >> :
one row please
one row please
only I haven't decided whether it's the length or the width)
Interestingly, in Forex, private players (traders) mostly engage in the first picture - just over (or just under) $100.
Players with $10,000 invested in the game (the second picture) are much less common.
Players with an amount invested in the game in the third picture... Hmm, hmm...
I wonder how many metres it would be in a column of ZIL-130s, or better AMOs?
Integer >> :
I wonder how many metres it would be in a column of ZIL-130s, or better AMOs?
Better in GOLD.
And now that we're here dancing the tango,
You're a boomerang from me to me,
I'm a captain with no capital and no rank,
I say to you, "Anything can happen, anything can happen"...
one such field is enough for me))))
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The forex market operates with volumes of $3-4 trillion a day. And what does that trillion American dollars actually look like?
Let's start with a $100 note:
Here's a wad ($10,000):
1 million - 100 stacks:
100 million fits on one warehouse pallet:
It takes ten pallets to fit one billion dollars:
And now, ladies and gentlemen, may I present:
ONE TRILLION U.S. DOLLARS!
To house one trillion dollars in $100 notes requires a room the size of a football field.
And note, the pallets are stacked on two floors.
For ease of visualisation: look closely - in the picture on the left there is a man standing in the corner.