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fodder (iou) and Volume counting (finance)


fodder (iou)



fodder noun & verb.
[Old English fodor = Middle Low German voder, Middle & mod. Dutch voeder, Old High German fuotar (German Futter), Old Norse foer, from Germanic, from base rel. to that of Food.]
A. noun.
Food in General. OE-M17.
Food for cattle, horses, etc. Now spec. dried Food, as hay, straw, etc., for stall-feeding. See also cannon-fodder s.v. CANNON noun. OE.
Comb.: fodder-cheese cheese made from the milk of cows being foddered on hay.
b. verb trans. Give fodder to; feed with as fodder. In early use also gen., feed. LME.
fodderer noun E17.
fodderless adjective M19.

Volume counting (finance)


The SEC dictates how volume is counted. Thus, volume is counted in the same manner on all markets based on the above reporting structure.