Speed Adjustable and Reversible Tool for Slicer Orders
AssigneeTrading Technologies International, Inc.
InventorWilliam Tigard BAKER
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Abstract
The disclosure generally relates to a speed adjustable and reversible tool for slicer orders. In an example, a user command is received to adjust one or more parameters of a slicer order that has been submitted for trading or otherwise includes one or more child order to be submitted for trading. A user input device, or controller may be used to receive the command, such as by sliding one or more sliders along a range to affect adjustment of one or more corresponding parameters of the slicer order and/or child orders.
Claims17
(canceled)
A method comprising:
- displaying, by a display device of a computing device, a graphical user interface having a slicer controller slider for controlling a slicer order, the slicer controller slider being moveable along an adjustment range having a first range for increasing the execution of a slicer order by linearly increasing a speed of submission to an electronic exchange of a plurality of child orders of the slicer order and a second range for decreasing the execution of the slicer order by linearly decreasing the speed of submission to the electronic exchange of the plurality of child orders of the slicer order.
A non-transitory tangible computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon that when executed by a processor cause the processor to execute acts comprising:
- displaying, by a display device of a computing device, a graphical user interface having a slicer controller slider for controlling a slicer order, the slicer controller slider being moveable along an adjustment range having a first range for increasing the execution of a slicer order by linearly increasing a speed of submission to an electronic exchange of a plurality of child orders of the slicer order and a second range for decreasing the execution of the slicer order by linearly decreasing the speed of submission to the electronic exchange of the plurality of child orders of the slicer order.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.