Cboe Exchange, Inc.

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Scott Paul Pedersen

Jordan Newmark

Shelton E Harrison, Jr

A method for virtual floor trading implemented via an exchange system includes establishing a secure connection with a first market participant and transmitting, to a computing device associated with a first market participant, data causing a graphical user interface (GUI) of the computing device to render a graphical representation of a virtual trading floor associated with the exchange system. The method also includes receiving a first order and transmitting, to a second computing device associated with a second market participant, data causing a GUI of the second computing device to render a second graphical representation of the virtual trading floor comprising a first virtual trader associated with the first market participant. The method includes receiving, from the second computing device, a second order, determining that the second order matches the first order, and executing a transaction based on the first order and the second order.

Virtual trading floor

A method for virtual floor trading implemented via an exchange system includes establishing a secure connection with a first market participant and transmitting, to a first to a computing device associated with a first market participant, data causing a graphical user interface (GUI) of the computing device to render a graphical representation of a virtual trading floor associated with the exchange system. The method also includes receiving a first order and transmitting, to a second computing device associated with a second market participant, data causing a GUI of the second computing device to render a second graphical representation of the virtual trading floor comprising a first virtual trader associated with the first market participant. The method includes receiving, from the second computing device, a second order, determining that the second order matches the first order, and executing a transaction based on the first order and the second order.

An arm mounting mechanism comprising an arm wrap ( ) which fits under the user's shirt sleeve and a cantilever shaft ( ) which is attachable to a PDA or other device to be removably attached so that it rests over the user's sleeve. The mechanism may be used to mount display monitors, keyboards, bar code scanners, magnetic strip readers, GPS receivers, pagers, wireless phones, microphones and other electronic devices as well as non-electronic equipment such as clip-boards or tool racks.

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Barrington, IL, United States of America

Scott Paul Pedersen