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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
101	System and method of visual representation of stock exchange transactions	US12656234	2010-01-21	US08694405B2	2014-04-08	José Antonio Parga Landa
System and method of visual representation of stock exchange transactions which provide additional information for traders when it comes to taking buy/sell decisions for stocks, being oriented towards electronic stock exchange transactions. Specifically, the present invention is aimed at tools for trading of products that can be traded in terms of quantities and/or prices. The method is based on labeling each transaction with a label selected from between initiated buy transaction, when the execution price is equal to or greater than the sell limit price registered in the first sell level of the order book, and initiated sell transaction, when the execution price is equal to or lower than the buy limit price registered in the first buy level of the order book.
102	System and method of visual representation of stock exchange transactions	US12656234	2010-01-21	US20110178950A1	2011-07-21	José Antonio Parga Landa
System and method of visual representation of stock exchange transactions which provide additional information for traders when it comes to taking buy/sell decisions for stocks, being oriented towards electronic stock exchange transactions. Specifically, the present invention is aimed at tools for trading of products that can be traded in terms of quantities and/or prices. The method is based on labeling each transaction with a label selected from between initiated buy transaction, when the execution price is equal to or greater than the sell limit price registered in the first sell level of the order book, and initiated sell transaction, when the execution price is equal to or lower than the buy limit price registered in the first buy level of the order book.
103	System and Method for Improved Order Entry Using Market Depth	US13537662	2012-06-29	US20120271750A1	2012-10-25	Fred Monroe; Michael J. Burns; Scott F. Singer
Market depth information pertaining to the hedging side is utilized to intelligently break a non-hedging order into multiple orders, such that the orders rest at cascading price levels. This way, the trader can benefit from sweeps in the book and still properly account for the market depth on the hedging side. Further, there is a greater probability of receiving “partials” on the spread order. In addition, hedge orders may be sent at multiple price levels, or sent to the market in pieces over time. By applying a more intelligent process to hedge orders (as opposed to “fire and forget”) an alternative beyond limit orders that can be logged or market orders is provided.
104	Automated stock exchange	US418297	1982-09-15	US4412287A	1983-10-25	Walter D. Braddock, III
An automated stock exchange in which a computer matches buy and sell orders for a plurality of stocks. An open board simultaneous trading environment is simulated through two stages. The first stage is an order accumulation period which is continuously in operation except for one stock in the second stage. The second stage is an extremely rapid sequential call through. All orders for a given stock are available to customers during the first stage. During the second stage market orders are matched with market orders, then market orders are traded against limit orders as the trading price changes within controlled ranges. The system will also process stop orders, and other specialized transactions.
105	Joint purchase system of merchandise using network	JP2005193023	2005-06-30	JP2007011789A	2007-01-18	KAWAWAKI HIDEO
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To propose an ordering system in joint purchase that can lower a unit price without generating a loss from the difference of quotations on the exhibitor side. <P>SOLUTION: This joint purchase system comprises an order data table for storing purchase preference and the number of purchase preference in association with each other, and a condition table for storing the number of merchandise per lot as stepwise units in association with the selling unit price for every unit and storing the limit selling price which is the lowest price per one in one lot. The basic condition table is referred to, and the joint purchase start price is displayed on a terminal device of a purchase applicant. When one or more purchase preference information is received from the terminal device, a price table is referred to, and the selling unit prices corresponding to the total number of purchase preference when receiving the purchase preference are displayed on the terminal device. When the total number of purchase preference reaches the number per lot, acceptance of purchase preference information is terminated, and purchase at the limit selling price is determined to the purchase applicant at that point of time. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
106	Securities transaction reception apparatus, and processing method and program for the same	JP2008254219	2008-09-30	JP2010086255A	2010-04-15	KATSUMATA MASANORI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a securities transaction reception apparatus capable of considerably reducing erroneous order of securities transaction by users. SOLUTION: When designation of a transaction object brand of securities is received, information on a closing price on the previous day of the transaction object brand whose designation has been received, a price movement limit value, and a bidding price based on the closing price on the previous day is obtained and, on the basis of these pieces of information, an order condition drawing screen for receiving the input of a transaction order condition of the transaction object brand whose designation has been received on the basis of a figure, is generated. On the basis of the figure input in the order condition drawing screen and an order condition indicated by the figure in the order condition drawing screen, processing for generating order information is performed. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
107	METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR FACILITATING INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES TRADING	US12894445	2010-09-30	US20110087582A1	2011-04-14	James S. PAK; Matthew N. TRUDEAU
A method and a system for facilitating international securities trading include receiving market data specified in the local currency of a market center. The system includes a central platform that provides foreign executable currency quotes, which can be used to convert the market center's central limit order book into multiple foreign currencies. Orders specified in a foreign currency are converted to the local currency and placed with the market center. When two orders are matched, the system handles execution of a foreign exchange (FX) portion of the order based on the best FX quote provided by an FX liquidity provider, locked in at the time of receipt of the order.
108	Financial product transaction management device and program	JP2011017181	2011-01-28	JP2012159882A	2012-08-23	YAMAMOTO HISATOSHI; AIBA HITOSHI
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a financial product transaction management device enabling a customer to fully utilize an opportunity of earnings to perform a reasonable business avoiding a risk, without imposing a complicated order procedure on the customer.SOLUTION: A financial product transaction management device 1 comprises an order input receiving part 12 to receive a trading order application order, an order information generation part 16 to generate an order information of a financial product, a rate information receiving part 19 to acquire a market rate, and a contract information generation part 14 to establish a contract of the order information when the market rate reaches an arbitrary rate. The order information generation part 16 generates, on the basis of one trading order application order, plural groups of the order information including a first order information as the order information placing a limit order or a stop order of the same kind of financial product at one rate and a second order information as the order information placing the limit order or the stop order of the financial product at other rate respectively.
109	System and method for improved order entry using market depth	US13537662	2012-06-29	US08433637B2	2013-04-30	Fred Monroe; Michael J. Burns; Scott F. Singer
Market depth information pertaining to the hedging side is utilized to intelligently break a non-hedging order into multiple orders, such that the orders rest at cascading price levels. This way, the trader can benefit from sweeps in the book and still properly account for the market depth on the hedging side. Further, there is a greater probability of receiving “partials” on the spread order. In addition, hedge orders may be sent at multiple price levels, or sent to the market in pieces over time. By applying a more intelligent process to hedge orders (as opposed to “fire and forget”) an alternative beyond limit orders that can be logged or market orders is provided.
110	DIVERSE OPTIONS ORDER TYPES IN AN ELECTRONIC GUARANTEED ENTITLEMENT ENVIRONMENT	US14561967	2014-12-05	US20150095209A1	2015-04-02	Paul D. Adcock; Michael A. Cormack; Amy Farnstrom; Robert A. Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
111	DIVERSE OPTIONS ORDER TYPES IN AN ELECTRONIC GUARANTEED ENTITLEMENT ENVIRONMENT	PCT/US2007016857	2007-07-27	WO2008013917A2	2008-01-31	ADCOCK PAUL; CORMACK MICHAEL; FARNSTROM AMY; HILL ROBERT
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
112	Diverse Options Order Types in an Electronic Guaranteed Entitlement Environment	US13659676	2012-10-24	US20130054444A1	2013-02-28	Paul D Adcock; Michael A. Cormack; Amy Farnstrom; Robert A Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
113	Diverse options order types in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment	US11881788	2007-07-27	US20090157539A1	2009-06-18	Paul Adcock; Michael Cormack; Amy Famstrom; Robert Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
114	Diverse Options Order Types in an Electronic Guaranteed Entitlement Environment	US14029087	2013-09-17	US20140019328A1	2014-01-16	Paul D. Adcock; Michael A. Cormack; Amy Farnstrom; Robert A. Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
115	Diverse options order types in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment	US11881788	2007-07-27	US07949596B2	2011-05-24	Paul Adcock; Michael Cormack; Amy Famstrom; Robert Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
116	SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTI-CURRENCY TRADING	US14150561	2014-01-08	US20140180897A1	2014-06-26	William JP Dale; Dmitry A. Raykhman
A multi-currency interface: programmed or configured for limit orders in a customer currency for financial instruments traded in an exchange traded currency. A multi-currency interface programmed or configured for facilitating purchases of goods or services from an online merchant in multiple currencies.
117	PRODUCT ORDERING DEVICE	EP03755283.3	2003-05-23	EP1507224A1	2005-02-16	MAIKUMA, Masaaki c/o Honda Giken Kogyo k.k.; WATANABE, Hiroaki c/o Honda Giken Kogyo k.k.
There is provided a product ordering system for supplying products from a production source to a plurality of dealers, according to an order in which the orders are placed. The product ordering system includes estimated sales quantity-setting means 7 for setting an estimated sales quantity of the products to be sold during a predetermined time period, for each of the dealers, upper limit value-setting means 12 for setting an upper limit value LN, for each of the dealers, according to the set estimated sales quantity and a predetermined coefficient P, ordering means 16 for placing orders for products from the dealers with the production source, cumulative order quantity-calculating means 15 for calculating a cumulative order quantity CN during the predetermined time period, for each of the dealers, and order quantity-limiting means 15 for limiting orders for products in excess of the limit value LN by the dealer, by comparing the calculated cumulative order quantity CN and the upper limit value LN with each other.
118	SYSTEMS, METHODS AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCTS FOR ROUTING ELECTRONIC TRADE ORDERS FOR EXECUTION	PCT/US2010/035008	2010-05-14	WO2010132840A1	2010-11-18	JAIN, Raj; MITTAL, Hitesh
A system, method and computer program product for routing electronic trade orders to trade execution venues. An electronic order information is received that defines a first electronic trade order including an identification of underlying assets to be traded on an electronic exchange or marketplace, a side of the trade, and a limit price. The electronic order information is stored. One or more second electronic trade orders are generated from the first electronic trade order and transmitted to one or more electronic trading venues. Market data for a non-displayed electronic trading venue is received. If any of second electronic trade orders are determined to be stagnant, the stagnant orders are cancelled and one or more third electronic trade orders are generated based on the first electronic trade order and on the cancelled orders, and transmitted to the non-displayed electronic trading venue.
119	Diverse options order types in an electronic guaranteed entitlement environment	US13068881	2011-05-23	US08311930B2	2012-11-13	Paul Adcock; Michael Cormack; Amy Famstrom; Robert Hill
An enhanced system and method for handling, matching and executing a diverse group of limit-priced orders in an electronic options environment is disclosed. Most of the order types disclosed are automatically repriced and reposted as the NBBO changes to increase their execution opportunities. Market maker entitlements are integrated with the order processing, so that the market maker is guaranteed an allocation of the trade if the market maker is at the NBBO when an order priced at or better than the NBBO is received. Once posted to the order book, the displayed price of an order may be eligible for preferential execution in a market maker entitlement process, regardless of whether the displayed price is original or has been automatically repriced.
120	Financial product transaction management apparatus and program	JP2006316942	2006-11-24	JP2008130002A	2008-06-05	YAMAMOTO HISATOSHI; AIBA HITOSHI
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the convenience of customers by enabling the customers to perform a plurality of if done orders without complicated order procedures in limit orders for financial products. <P>SOLUTION: An order information generation part 16 of an order information transaction management apparatus 1 generates an order information group for performing limit-ordering of a plurality of financial products of the same type by an if done order according to the single trading order application information. A contract information generation part 14 contracts for the financial products according to a first priority for forming one order information group and order information of a second priority. When the contract is completed, the order information generation part 16 generates a new order information group, and the contract information generation part 14 performs a contract according to the new order information group. A generation process of the order information group and a contract process of the order information are repeated for the number of times set in the trading order application information. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

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