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Even to this day US treasury bonds are priced like that. It's starting to get silly now with 'quarters of a 32nd of a dollar' and such (ie. 1/128, but written a
by jleahy 7y ago
Even to this day US treasury bonds are priced like that. It's starting to get silly now with 'quarters of a 32nd of a dollar' and such (ie. 1/128, but written as 1/4 1/32 due to the limits of human comprehension).
- twic 7y agoSpecifically, the limits of trader comprehension, which are somewhat more restrictive.
- EdwardDiego 7y agoOkay there, Super Fractions Fella.