The Nasdaq Omx Group, Inc.

The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.

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Richard G Ketchum

John Malitzis

Peter J Martyn

Stuart Serkin

Dean Furbush

Alfred Rives Berkeley, Iii

Daniel B Franks

Thomas P Moran

Debra Peter

Patti Dizenhaus

Doug Brown

Daniel F Moore

Adam Seth Nunes

Mark DeNat

Peter Marytn

Christopher Folkemer

Karen Peterson

Anna Ewing

Steven J Randich

Joseph Della Rosa

Abraham I Zeigler

A disassembly toolis provided for a handgun. The disassembly toolincludes spaced aligned upstanding side wall membershaving a longitudinally extending slotformed therebetween. A diagonally descending wall memberis formed on each one of the upstanding side wall membersto facilitate positioning of the sloton a guide rodso that a spring assemblyis compressed to allow disassembly of the handgun. The method of making the toolincludes machining a barto a predetermined length. A longitudinally extending slotis then formed in the barcreating upstanding side wall members. The upstanding side wall membersare then machined to a predetermined angle so that diagonally descending wall membersare formed.

1911 handgun disassembly tool and method of making same

A graphical user interface for an electronic market for trading products includes an aggregation window which displays additional aggregate quotes for a plurality of price levels of a product traded in the market. A trading system includes client station for entering quotes for securities. The clients have graphical user interfaces at which quotes can be entered and displayed at multiple price levels. The system handles a quote size that is displayable and attributable to a specific market participant, a reserve quote size that is neither displayable nor attributable to a specific market participant, and an additional aggregate quote size that is displayable but not attributable to a specific market participant.

Montage for automated market system

An electronic market for trading of securities includes a plurality of client stations for entering quotes for securities and a server process that receives quotes from the clients, aggregates the quotes and causes a total of all aggregated quotes to be displayed for a plurality of price levels on the client systems. The market uses a graphical user that depicts aggregated quotes in an aggregate window a plurality of price levels of a product traded in the market. The market also includes processes to handle lock/cross market conditions, match-off of order flow and provides a central quote/order collector that interfaces to disparate order delivery systems to minimize dual liability of market makers.

Order processing for automated market system

Directed order processing for automated market system

A method for trading a security in an electronic market includes entering an order at a client station for executing against any market participant that can at least in part satisfy the order, and matching the entered order at a server system against interest in the market based on how the market participant participates in the market with a portion of the interest in the market being prioritized according to price priority among displayed quotes/orders of market makers, ECNs that do not charge a separate quote-access fee, and non-attributable agency orders of UTP Exchanges, and subsequently by displayed quotes/orders of ECNs that charge a separate quote-access fee, with the quotes/orders of the ECNs that charge a separate quote-access fee being ranked by the amount of the quote-access fee charged.

Electronic communication network ranking for automated market system

A system for securities quotes is described. The system and allows posting of a bid and offer price for a security for a proprietary account. The system use a unique market maker identifier for a market maker proprietary account. In response to a customer order, a bid and/or offer price of the customer is posted for the security for an agency account, using a unique market maker agency identifier for an agency account. The quotes are sent to a server that disseminates the proprietary and agency quotes with other quotes for the same security from other market makers.

Dual quote market system

A system for handling quotes in an electronic market is described. The system includes a lock/cross quote detector which determines whether a quote which is entered into the market system would lock or cross other quotes in the market system and a quote formatter that receives quotes that, if entered, would lock or cross the market and reformats the quotes as marketable liability orders. The system includes a routing process that routes reformatted quotes as marketable liability orders to a market participant whose quote was locked or crossed.

Locked/crossed quote handling

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Alexandria, VA, United States of America

Richard G Ketchum