`IBG ET AL. v. TRADING TECH
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`Jackson nurse LLP
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`Applicatlonlcontrol Number: 09I894.637
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`Ari Unit: 3324
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`Pace 2
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`Allowable Subject Matter
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`The following is an examiners statement of reasons for allowance. The following
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`is an examiners statement of reasons tor allowance: This statement of reasons for
`allowance includes the major differences in the claims not found in the prior art of record
`and reasons why that ditfenenoes are considered to define patentebly over the prior art
`The statement is not intended to necessarily state all the reasons for allowance or all
`the details why claims are allowed and should not be relied upon for this purpose.
`Rather, this statement reflects what the examiner considers important andtherefore the
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`primary reasons for the allowance of the claims.
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`The primary reason for allowance is the imitation directed to the “dynamic
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`display’ of a plurality of the quantity of bids and asks aligned with a ‘static display‘ of
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`corresponding prices. Here, unlike the prior art. the "static" display of prices is just that.
`static, and does not move In response to a change in the inside market. With this
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`display of market depth, claimed in each ol the independent claims. a trader places a
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`trade order with the pointer in the area of the order entry region of the dynamic market
`depth region. through a single computer implemented action, see Figures 3 and 4. For
`example, in figure 3. a click on Bid C! 18 will send an order to the market to sell 17 lots
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`of the commodity at a price of B9.
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`The closest prior art including us Patent 6.408.282, PCT W0 01I16852 and
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`commonly owned non~patent literature ‘X Trader” (see. applicant‘: response to
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`USPTO's request for information) all lack this feature. The PTO also inquired as to the
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`sublect matter at alleged inlrlngement referenced in applicant's petition to make special
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`in related case SN 091590.692. The USPTO found no evidence of public use or any
`printed publication of the system known as J Tradet. the eubiect matter of potential
`infringement and the applicant's basis for his petition to make special, earlier than
`November 6, 2000. Therefore. the USPTO has concluded that the system known as J
`traderis not priorart to the instant application. which has a tiling date of June 06. 2000.
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`Any comments considered necessary by applicant must be submitted no later
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`than the payment ofthe issue fee and. to avoid pmoessing delays. should preferably
`accompany the issue fee. Such submissions should be clearly labeled ‘Comments on
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`Statement of Reasons fcrAllowance."
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`Respectfully
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