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US 10,942,638 B2Granted
Method and system for displaying a cursor on a trading screen
AssigneeTrading Technologies International, Inc.
InventorsJens-Uwe Schluetter, Robert A. West
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Abstract
A method, system, and computer program products are provided for updating the location of a cursor in a display window on a trading screen when certain events occurs. In a preferred embodiment, as market conditions change, the market information may be rearranged on a screen. To reduce the chances of missing a market opportunity by sending orders or managing them, the cursor moves in association with the market information such that the cursor appears fixed to the market information until a user moves the pointer device.
Claims12
A method comprising:
- receiving, via a computing device, a first user command to place a cursor on a first location of a dynamic price axis displayed on a trading screen of the computing device, the dynamic price axis being displayed according to market data received via the computing device from an electronic exchange, the first location having a price;
- in response to receiving the first user command, setting, via the computing device, a trade order with the price of the first location of the dynamic price axis;
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- subsequent to setting the trade order with the price:
- receiving, via the computing device, a market update from the electronic exchange,
- updating, via the computing device, the dynamic price axis displayed on the trading screen in response to receiving the market update, where the update includes changing the dynamic price axis to reposition the price to a second location of the dynamic price axis according to the market update;
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- subsequent to updating the dynamic price axis and prior to receiving another user command to cause the cursor to move to another location:
- maintaining, via the computing device, the price for the trade order, and
- receiving, via the computing device, a second user command to submit the trade order with the price to the electronic exchange.
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