Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for order matrix management and highlighting. Market data may be arranged in a matrix where the market data may be highlighted and/or otherwise presented to provide further information to a user. In some cases a computer system may include a computer-readable medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause a computing device to receive market data for a financial instrument. The computer system may further process instructions to identify pending orders that may result in a cross trade, such as with trades entered by a trader or between members of a same business organization. The computer system may further process instructions that cause the computer system to generate a user interface that highlights which of the pending orders that may result in a cross trade.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for order matrix management and highlighting. Market data may be arranged in a matrix where the market data may be highlighted and/or otherwise presented to provide further information to a user. In some cases a computer system may include a computer-readable medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause a computing device to receive market data for a financial instrument. The computer system may further process instructions to identify pending orders that may result in a cross trade, such as with trades entered by a trader or between members of a same business organization. The computer system may further process instructions that cause the computer system to generate a user interface that highlights which of the pending orders that may result in a cross trade.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for displaying spread product market data and statistics. Market data may be arranged in a matrix and statistical information is inserted in the matrix in available space. In some cases, a computer system may receive market data for a plurality of spread products, receive and/or compute statistical information for the plurality of spread products, and generate a user interface screen that includes the market data for the plurality of spread products and the statistical information associated with the plurality of spread products, where the market data and the statistical information are arranged in a matrix.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for displaying spread product market data and statistics. Market data may be arranged in a matrix and statistical information is inserted in the matrix in available space. In some cases, a computer system may receive market data for a plurality of spread products, receive and/or compute statistical information for the plurality of spread products, and generate a user interface screen that includes the market data for the plurality of spread products and the statistical information associated with the plurality of spread products, where the market data and the statistical information are arranged in a matrix.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for order matrix management and highlighting. Market data may be arranged in a matrix where the market data may be highlighted and/or otherwise presented to provide further information to a user. In some cases a computer system may include a computer-readable medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause a computing device to receive market data for a financial instrument. The computer system may further process instructions to identify pending orders that may result in a cross trade, such as with trades entered by a trader or between members of a same business organization. The computer system may further process instructions that cause the computer system to generate a user interface that highlights which of the pending orders that may result in a cross trade.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for order matrix management and highlighting. Market data may be arranged in a matrix where the market data may be highlighted and/or otherwise presented to provide further information to a user. In some cases a computer system may include a computer-readable medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause a computing device to receive market data for a financial instrument. The computer system may further process instructions to identify pending orders that may result in a cross trade, such as with trades entered by a trader or between members of a same business organization. The computer system may further process instructions that cause the computer system to generate a user interface that highlights which of the pending orders that may result in a cross trade.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for displaying spread product market data and statistics. Market data may be arranged in a matrix and statistical information is inserted in the matrix in available space. In some cases, a computer system may receive market data for a plurality of spread products, receive and/or compute statistical information for the plurality of spread products, and generate a user interface screen that includes the market data for the plurality of spread products and the statistical information associated with the plurality of spread products, where the market data and the statistical information are arranged in a matrix.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method facilitates an order by a market participant for a trade of a financial instrument via an exchange computer system. The method includes determining a price band for valid orders of the financial instrument, generating an order entry interface configured for entry of data by the market participant indicative of the order of the financial instrument, the order entry interface including a visual indication of the price band, capturing data indicative of the order entered via the order entry interface, and transmitting the captured data to the exchange computer system.

Abstract: A computer implemented method of facilitating a financial instrument transaction involving a market participant includes generating a first interface for the market participant configured for entry of data indicative of the financial instrument transaction, capturing data indicative of a timing of the financial instrument transaction based on the data entered via the first interface, determining, with a processor, a timeframe for reporting a price of the financial instrument transaction based on the data indicative of the timing, and generating a second interface for the market participant in which a timer is displayed, the timer being configured to display a time relative to the timeframe.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for displaying spread product market data and statistics. Market data may be arranged in a matrix and statistical information is inserted in the matrix in available space. In some cases, a computer system may receive market data for a plurality of spread products, receive and/or compute statistical information for the plurality of spread products, and generate a user interface screen that includes the market data for the plurality of spread products and the statistical information associated with the plurality of spread products, where the market data and the statistical information are arranged in a matrix.

Abstract: Systems, methods and user interfaces are provided for order matrix management and highlighting. Market data may be arranged in a matrix where the market data may be highlighted and/or otherwise presented to provide further information to a user. In some cases a computer system may include a computer-readable medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause a computing device to receive market data for a financial instrument. The computer system may further process instructions to identify pending orders that may result in a cross trade, such as with trades entered by a trader or between members of a same business organization. The computer system may further process instructions that cause the computer system to generate a user interface that highlights which of the pending orders that may result in a cross trade.

Abstract: A polymer composition comprises at least an ethylene/?-olefin interpolymer and at least one other polymer. The other polymer can be selected from a second ethylene/?-olefin interpolymer, an elastomer, a polyolefin, a polar polymer, and an ethylene/carboxylic acid interpolymer or ionomer thereof. The ethylene/?-olefin interpolymer is a block copolymer having at least a hard block and at least a soft block. The soft block comprises a higher amount of comonomers than the hard block. The block interpolymer has a number of unique characteristics disclosed here. Also provided are gaskets, bottle cap liners, and closures that comprise or obtained from a compositon comprising at least one ethylene/?-olefin interpolymer and at least one polyolefin. The gaskets are capable of compression sealing various containers, without contaminating the contents. Liquid containers particularly benefit from the use of the novel gasket materials disclosed herein.