Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for generating a view of data to emphasize similar orders or patterns. Based on a pattern associated with a particular characteristic in a set of data, at least a subset of a plurality of data groupings to display is determined. For a particular subset of data groupings to display, a first graphical object is generated. A second graphical object represents an executable algorithm. After detecting user input causing a change in placement of the second graphical object in relation to the first graphical object, an automatic operation indicated by the executable algorithm is executed in connection with an item in the at least one order grouping indicated by the first graphical object.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for generating a summary view of raw data to emphasize similar orders or patterns. Raw data is received comprising a set of orders in a non-standard format, each order including a quantity and a value. The raw data is disaggregated, which includes converting the raw data to a standard format and identifying similar orders. The similar orders are identified using a data disaggregation model. A graphical object is generated to represent some orders in the set of orders based on the disaggregated data. Each graphical object is defined based on a quantity at a particular value and sized in proportion to a total number of orders at a particular price or differentiated from a quantity of orders associated with other groups of orders. A summary view comprising the graphical objects is displayed in a graphical user interface.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for generating a summary view of raw data to emphasize similar orders or patterns. Raw data is received comprising a set of orders in a non-standard format, each order including a quantity and a value. The raw data is disaggregated, which includes converting the raw data to a standard format and identifying similar orders. The similar orders are identified using a data disaggregation model. A graphical object is generated to represent some orders in the set of orders based on the disaggregated data. Each graphical object is defined based on a quantity at a particular value and sized in proportion to a total number of orders at a particular price or differentiated from a quantity of orders associated with other groups of orders. A summary view comprising the graphical objects is displayed in a graphical user interface.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. A disaggregated view of market data may be generated from aggregated market data. Portions of disaggregated market data are emphasized to indicate important information (e.g., trading patterns, the number of orders or traders in the market at a given time or at a given price, the sequence of the orders at a given price, the trader's respective number of order entries, and or other user-defined characteristics associated with individual or groups of market orders) using a variety of techniques. Order entry techniques and other features are described herein.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for automatically taking actions based on triggering events in market data using a filter component are disclosed. Market trading information is received, including one or more bids and one or more asks. An triggered virtual order is received via a filter component of a graphical user interface (GUI), including a triggering event and associated action. Upon detecting, in the market trading information, an occurrence of the triggering event, the associated action is triggered. The action can include generating an alert and/or submitting an order to a marketplace based on the untriggered virtual order. In some implementations, the filter component can display a filtered portion of the market trading information, and an untriggered virtual order can be configured via the filter component by selecting a bid or ask.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for configurable display of market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while deemphasizing less important aspects. In a graphical user interface (GUI), the displayed market data is presented along a first axis, and a portion of the displayed market data is centered relative to a second axis. In response to receiving a selection of one of multiple controls of the GUI, the displayed market data is configured according to a dimensional perspective associated with the selected control. In some embodiments, the dimensional perspective includes mapping display of the market data to an object, such as an angled surface, a circular object, a flat surface, or a combination of the above. In some embodiments, additional controls of the GUI enable zoomed and rotated perspectives of the displayed market data.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for configurable display of market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while deemphasizing less important aspects. In a graphical user interface (GUI), the displayed market data is presented along a first axis, and a portion of the displayed market data is centered relative to a second axis. In response to receiving a selection of one of multiple controls of the GUI, the displayed market data is configured according to a dimensional perspective associated with the selected control. In some embodiments, the dimensional perspective includes mapping display of the market data to an object, such as an angled surface, a circular object, a flat surface, or a combination of the above. In some embodiments, additional controls of the GUI enable zoomed and rotated perspectives of the displayed market data.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a three-dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while minimizing less important aspects. In some embodiments, market data is mapped to an object that automatically moves to display the inside market. In another embodiment, orders can be entered, manipulated, and/or canceled in conjunction with, or separately from, the object. Single and combination gestures can be used to perform one or more commands for entering orders and viewing market data. In one embodiment, multiple displays from one or more different types of computing devices are used in conjunction with each other for operating and/or displaying a portion of the aspects of the disclosed technology. In another embodiment, a filter component is used to show select market data and to enter or trigger specific types of market orders.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. A disaggregated view of market data may be generated from aggregated market data. Portions of disaggregated market data are emphasized to indicate important information (e.g., trading patterns, the number of orders or traders in the market at a given time or at a given price, the sequence of the orders at a given price, the trader's respective number of order entries, and or other user-defined characteristics associated with individual or groups of market orders) using a variety of techniques. Order entry techniques and other features are described herein.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a three-dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while minimizing less important aspects. In some embodiments, market data is mapped to an object that automatically moves to display the inside market. In another embodiment, orders can be entered, manipulated, and/or canceled in conjunction with, or separately from, the object. Single and combination gestures can be used to perform one or more commands for entering orders and viewing market data. In one embodiment, multiple displays from one or more different types of computing devices are used in conjunction with each other for operating and/or displaying a portion of the aspects of the disclosed technology. In another embodiment, a filter component is used to show select market data and to enter or trigger specific types of market orders.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a three-dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while minimizing less important aspects. In some embodiments, market data is mapped to an object that automatically moves to display the inside market. In another embodiment, orders can be entered, manipulated, and/or canceled in conjunction with, or separately from, the object. Single and combination gestures can be used to perform one or more commands for entering orders and viewing market data. In one embodiment, multiple displays from one or more different types of computing devices are used in conjunction with each other for operating and/or displaying a portion of the aspects of the disclosed technology. In another embodiment, a filter component is used to show select market data and to enter or trigger specific types of market orders.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. A disaggregated view of market data may be generated from aggregated market data. Portions of disaggregated market data are emphasized to indicate important information (e.g., trading patterns, the number of orders or traders in the market at a given time or at a given price, the sequence of the orders at a given price, the trader's respective number of order entries, and or other user-defined characteristics associated with individual or groups of market orders) using a variety of techniques. Order entry techniques and other features are described herein.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed for providing perspective to market data. In one embodiment, market data is displayed in a three-dimensional perspective that emphasizes important aspects of market data while minimizing less important aspects. In some embodiments, market data is mapped to an object that automatically moves to display the inside market. In another embodiment, orders can be entered, manipulated, and/or canceled in conjunction with, or separately from, the object. Single and combination gestures can be used to perform one or more commands for entering orders and viewing market data. In one embodiment, multiple displays from one or more different types of computing devices are used in conjunction with each other for operating and/or displaying a portion of the aspects of the disclosed technology. In another embodiment, a filter component is used to show select market data and to enter or trigger specific types of market orders.