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`UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
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`EASTERN DIVISION
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`TRADING TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL,)
`INC.,
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`eSPEED INTERNATIONAL, )
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`INC .
`eSPEED ,
`LTD., ECCO LLC, and ECCOWARE, LTD.,) Chicago, Illinois
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`Defendants.
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`10:30 o‘clock a.m.
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`VOLUME 17—A
`TRIAL TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
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`BEFORE THE HONORABLE JAMES B. MORAN, and a JURY
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`APPEARANCES:
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`Trading Technologies
`International, Inc., by:
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`TRADING TECHNOLOGIES
`INTERNATIONAL,
`INC.,
`MR. STEVEN F. BORSAND
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`222 South Riverside Drive
`Chicago, Illinois 60606
`312-476-1000
`steve.borsand@
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`tradingtechnologies.com
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`McDONNELL, BOEHNEN, HULBERT &
`BERGHOFF, LTD.
`MR. PAUL H . BERGHOFF
`MR. S. RICHARD CARDEN
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`MR. CHRISTOPHER M. CAVAN
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`MR. MICHAEL D. GANNON
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`MR. LEIF R. SIGMOND
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`JENNIFER M. KURCZ
`MS.
`MR. MATTHEW J. SAMPSON
`300 South Wacker Drive
`Chicago, Illinois 60606
`312—913—0001
`berghoff@mbhb . com
`kurchmbhb.com
`TDA 1048
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`TDA 1048
`TD Ameritrade v. TT
`TD Ameritrade v. TT
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`eSpeed, Inc., eSpeed
`International, Inc.,
`Ecco LLC, Eccoware,
`LTD., by:
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`WINSTON & STRAWN
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`MR. GEORGE C. LOMBARDI
`MR. RAYMOND C. PERKINS
`MR.
`IMRON T. ALY
`MR. KEVIN BANASIK
`MS. ELIZABETH HARTFORD ERICKSON
`MR. ANDREW M.
`JOHNSTONE
`MS. TRACEY J. ALLEN
`MR.
`JAMES M. HILMERT
`35 West Wacker Drive
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`Chicago, Illinois 60601
`312—558—5600
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`glombardiGwinston.com
`rperkinsGwinston.com
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`LAW OFFICES OF
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`GARY A. ROSEN, P.C.
`MR. GARY A. ROSEN
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`1831 Chestnut Street, Suite 802
`Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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`215—972—0600
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`Rosenthal Collins Group,
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`DOWELL BAKER
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`LLC, by:
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`MR. GEOFFREY A. BAKER
`201 Main Street
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`IN 47901
`Lafayette,
`765-429—4004
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`gabaker@dowellbaker.com
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`Court Reporter:
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`CAROLYN COX, CSR, RPR, CRR
`MS.
`Official Court Reporter
`219 S. Dearborn Street, Suite 1854—B
`60604
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`basically what their testimony was.
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`They had the TT
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`patent and the TT claims in front of them, and they
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`That is hindsight. That is not what Judge
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`Then the other thing that they were fond of
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`doing in their testimony is that they took the patent,
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`TT's own patent, and used it as a road map to argue
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`that, Well, once I know what the invention is,
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`TT, once Harris Brumfield came up with the
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`idea for the combination, was able to build it for him,
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`although it took many months to work out the software
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`kinks. But that is legally improper to say, Once I know
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`the invention,
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`I can build it. That is the wrong
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`approach.
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`eSpeed's expert also just want to ignore
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`the many disadvantages with Mr. Brumfield‘s proposal:
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`Might miss the market, slower than the conventional grid
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`screen,
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`less accurate for orders at the market, you are
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`They want
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`because they undercut the obviousness argument we are
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`trying to make here and they want to minimize the
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`benefits.
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`These are all benefits that they enjoy in
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`their product that they copied from MD Trader:
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`doing.
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`trader, has increased confidence
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`overall, it is a faster trading tool, a more profitable
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`trading tool.
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`They want to ignore that real world
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`evidence, and instead,
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`they want you to focus on four
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`things that have a static price axis —- and they do, we
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`never disputed that. But what they don't have,
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`is single—action order entry;
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`have working orders in alignment;
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`single-action cancellation; and two of them, Midas
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`Kapiti and Trade Pad, aren‘t even prior art.
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`They also want to ignore what happened in
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`.Mr. Godici had to agree.
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`The Patent
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`Office considered the combination of static and
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`single—action. Not only considered it, but found that
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`this was the closest prior art.
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`The first patent was one that showed static
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`prices.
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`The second, X_Trader had single-action order
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`entry. Talk about hindsight,
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`granting our patents.
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`The Patent Office knew there were static
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`The Patent Office knew that there was
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`single-action order entry. And they granted the patent.
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`Talk about hindsight,
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`this is the case. But we don't
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`this is hindsight.
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`eSpeed first. Here is the screen they had
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`before they copied MD Trader.
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`It was a conventional
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`The testimony from Mr. Noviello is their
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`customers shut them out.
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`They did not want that screen.
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`Why?
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`MD Trader was already on the market. What
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`They wanted a copy of MD Trader.
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`So what eSpeed had was the conventional, and what
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`Now,
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`in 2004 -— so MD Trader has been on the
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`market for more than two years —— this is from Bill Gill
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`to Joe Noviello. Mr. Lombardi said I was going to make
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`That is not my point at all.
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`These are
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`These are the best of the best
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`and one of our arch competitors.
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`this memo makes it clear that Mr. Gill
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`He said, This is maybe why the TT view
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`requires a specific user —- instead, moves the center
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`line of prices up and down with the market.
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`Maybe.
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`He didn't get it yet.
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`Is he dumb?
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`No, he is very bright, he is very bright. But if there
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`you are back deliberating, and you can take a look at
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`it —— but if there is any evidence that makes it that
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`this invention was not obvious in 1998 and 1999,
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`this is
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`it. ESpeed‘s best and brightest in 2003.
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`About the Tokyo Stock Exchange,
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`they had
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`supposedly a static screen in the scroll mode, we will
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`They don't have static
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`action.
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`They didn't have it then,
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`they don't have it
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`So, if it is so obvious to combine it, why
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`It is pretty simple.
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`And let‘s not forget, single—actions have
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`So the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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`knew about static prices, knew about single-action, and
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`they never combined it. Why is this obvious?
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`It is
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`not. This is real world. This is common sense.
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`GL Trade Pad,
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`the window they devised, 4.31,
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`that had a single click, wait, another single click,
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`that.
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`They moved away from single—action,
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`they never
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`they moved away from it. And
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`problem. That was just some developmental software they
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`were playing with, it was rejected by the CME.
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`When they came out with a product in 2001 ~—
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`they came out with it in 2002, what did they
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`copy?
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`TT.
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`Why has GL Quick Trade been developed?
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`To
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`compete with the innovative competition. We know who it
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`is.
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`It is right in their own document. And what is
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`part of this new window,
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`this new development?
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`It is
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`the vertical display of prices.
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`It offers an
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`Now for the first time, GL Quick Trade -—
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`and we are in 2001 —— will send an order with one click.
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`In 2002, for the first time now GL Trade
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`says, We are going to add two new columns for order,
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`location, and monitoring and cancellation. And in an
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`internal document in 2002 they refer to one-click order
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`cancellation for fast trading as the sought—after
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`one—click order cancellation. This wasn‘t obvious to
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`I am not going to spend a lot of time on
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`these, you have heard a lot about it.
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`Because this is certainly not a clear case,
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`case where they win on obviousness, if anything the
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`Copying? Everybody copied MD Trader when it
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`Initial skepticism? We heard about that
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`He said his traders, at first, were
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`TT‘s salespeople were reluctant to
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`It has been a commercial success.
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`One other thing,
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`It was like a scientific experiment.
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`Do you remember the testimony of David
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`No connection to the case, he was using
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`conventional software, and all of a sudden, he started
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`losing money, and he didn't know what was going on.
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`wasn't getting the orders he wanted.
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`three days, within three days it had a material impact
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`on his results. And as soon as he started use the new
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`software, All of a sudden, my profit and loss went up
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`and I started to make money consistently.
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`The only thing that changed it was he used
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`Stunning evidence of the effect of MD Trader
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`eSpeed has been told this by TT in the past,
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`but I will tell them again in your presence:
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`They are
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`is not covered by our patents.
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`They are welcome to use
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`the Trade Pad system, go ahead, it is not covered by our
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`patents.
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`It doesn‘t infringe, go ahead, use the TSE
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`system, Midas Midas Kapiti, TIFFE.
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`Go ahead, use those
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`systems, sell those systems, fine with us. But they
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`don't want to do that.
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`They want to sell a copy of
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`So you are here operating on a clean slate,
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`and you have spent four weeks looking at this stuff.
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`If
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`I hope you would have done it a lot
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`faster than that.
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`The Patent and Trademark Office does
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`its job and you should do your job.
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`But there is another thing, and I wanted to
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`another example of what happens when lawyers try to
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`they have now said that the Patent
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`Do you remember that? Notice of
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`The Patent and Trademark Office considered
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`Let's look at the document, and this is from
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`that notice of allowance.
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`Do you remember the notice of
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`allowance warning?
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`It was the thing that the Patent and
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`Trademark Office sent out at the end and they said, This
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`is why we are going to allow —— this is why we are going
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