In one embodiment, two ABV widows are displayed by default. In another embodiment, one or more than two ABV windows are displayed by default. The ABV window 66 includes a dynamically displayed Price column However, the present invention is not limited to displaying these items and more, fewer or other items can be displayed in the ABV window 66 to practice the invention.
The user can select an instrument or contract to view in an ABV window 66 , and can change the instrument or contract from this window Changing the instrument or contract changes the data displayed to that of the selected instrument or contract. The user can select an account from available accounts. The window 66 displays the total quantity of orders working in the market at each price. Both buy and sell quantities are displayed. Quantities are updated as the instrument order book changes.
The window 66 displays an indicator depicting the all of the user's open orders, for the selected account, at each price. The window 66 indicates a state of each order. This window 66 indicates the order type for each order.
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The window 66 indicates the working quantity of each order. The window 66 displays parked orders for the selected instrument. The window 66 displays the user's net position in the selected instrument for the selected account. The window 66 displays the trade quantities for each corresponding price level. The user can select to view the total quantity currently trading at a price. This quantity is increased as each trade at a price occurs.
The cumulative quantity remains in the window 66 until the price changes at which time the cumulative trade quantity for the new price will be shown. The user selects to view the last quantity currently trading at a price. This view shows the individual trade quantities. Only quantities for the current price are shown. The window 66 displays the total traded volume for the instrument. The window 66 displays all of the aforementioned data at once.
The user sets and adjusts the specified quantity for orders entered via this window The quantity is set via a spinner, text entry or keypad entry. Each key-pad input increases a specified quantity by an amount displayed on the key key value. The user selects to have the specified quantity set to zero after order entry. The user resets the quantity to zero i.
A right click on the mouse increases the quantity, left click decreases the quantity. Orders entered via this window 66 will have a quantity equal to the quantity specified at time of entry. The default account for any orders entered from the ABV window 66 is the selected account. The can enter a limit order by clicking a cell in the bid quantity or offer quantity columns.
Limit orders are default order type. Order side will be set to BUY if the user clicks in the bid quantity column Order side will be set to SELL if the user clicks in the offer quantity column Orders will have a quantity equal to the specified quantity. The user enters a stop order by clicking a cell in the bid or offer quantity columns 70 , Orders must have a quantity equal to the specified quantity.
The order is entered for the selected account. The user is able to enter a buy stop below the market or a sell stop above the market. If the user does this, a window appears, warning the user that the buy or sell will be immediately executed. The user can enter a trailing stop. The user can change the limit price of a working limit order by dragging the working order indicator to a new price. The user can change the stop price of a working stop order by dragging the working order indicator to a new price. This will cause a cancel replace to be entered at the electronic trading exchange 20 , The user can change the quantity of a working order by right clicking in the cell displaying the working order.
A right click on a mouse displays a context menu listing order quantities centered on the current quantity. The user can also adjust account number. In another embodiment, to amend a price of an order not listed in a window such as the ABV window 66 , a user right-clicks and drags the cells associated with the order back to the ABV window The user can cancel a working order with a single mouse click. The user can cancel all open orders in the instrument for the selected account.
The can cancel all open buy orders in the instrument for the selected account. The user can cancel all open sell orders in the instrument for the selected account. Users can have orders at a price displayed as a concatenated total, or displayed as each individual order. When the display of individual orders is to large for the display, individual orders will be displayed starting with the first order entered and then the remaining orders that do not fit in the display will be concatenated.
Concatenated orders are indicated as such using a symbol that is attached to the total. Users can also adjust the display of the ABV by adding or removing columns, buttons and functions. The user uses the open position in the instrument for the selected account. This window 66 includes a Flatten button for flattening the net position.
When the user chooses to flatten, all working orders for the instrument are canceled and an order is entered that flattens the net position i. The user can center the dynamic Price column 68 on the current market. The user can scroll the dynamic Price column 68 to display prices above or below the current market.
All data is displayed real-time. The data in this window is displayed in a grid, but this grid will not follow all of the standard grid rules. The user can choose from a list of columns to display.
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Certain columns will be displayed by default. Certain columns will not be removable price for example. The user can change the order of the displayed columns by dragging a column heading to a new position. The user can resize all columns to fit the contents. The user can resize a selected column to fit the contents. Double clicking on the column heading border sizes a column so that data only is displayed with no redundant space. The user can change the foreground color of a column. The user can change the background color of a column.
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The user can restore the default grid settings. The ABV window 66 is resizable. When it is resized, the columns expand and contract so that all data is still shown. However, after resizing the window, the user can resize the columns to get rid of wasted space and then change the font size i. This ABV window 66 will display the following fields illustrated in Table 8 in a ladder format. However, the present invention is not limited there fields and more, fewer or other types of fields can be used to practice the invention.
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The ABV window 66 displays real-time data for a particular contract, allowing a user to get a current snapshot of the market. An instrument or contract can be added to an open ABV window 66 in the same way that a contract was added to the Quotes window Simply select the contract that to display and then drag it into the ABV window Contracts can be dragged from any of the windows displayed on the screen. A total quantity currently trading at a certain price. A number in parentheses 74 next to the total quantity is the last quantity traded at that price. A price in red is the daily high A price shown in blue is the daily low A last traded price is shown in gray The last traded price 82 is also highlighted on a dynamic price column When there has been an uptick in this price, this cell will be green.
When there has been a downtick, this cell will be red. If there has been no change, this cell will appear yellow. The Buy and Sell columns display a total number of open orders at each particular price. To change the price of an order, a row selector that corresponds with the order to amend is selected buy left-clicking and holding down a left mouse button, dragging a cursor connected to the mouse up or down to a desired new price and releasing the mouse button.
A white cursor arrow appears to indicate a change in price. The price amended will be submitted as soon as the mouse is released. If there multiple orders at the same price and on the same side , all of the orders will be amended to the new price when dragging the concatenated order. The user can cancel a signal order at a price where multiple orders exist.
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They can also modify a single order at a price where multiple orders exist. They do this by selecting the individual order and dragging and dropping. Another feature of the ABV window 66 is that a desired position on the dynamically displayed Price column 68 can be moved. If it is desired to scroll up or down on a market price on the dynamically displayed Price column 68 , the dynamically displayed Price column 66 is hovered over with a mouse.
A yellow cursor arrow will appear, pointing up if the mouse cursor is in the top half of the dynamic price column 68 , or down, if the mouse cursor is in the bottom half of the dynamic Price column Clicking on the cursor arrow will scroll the grid in the direction that the arrow points.
In another embodiment, the yellow cursor arrow does not appear.