User action for continued participation in markets
The state of a trade order may be defined and/or maintained in response to user action at a trading device. A trading device may receive a user action on a graphical user interface (GUI). The user action may cause the submission of the trade order to the electronic exchange. The trading device may receive a user action on the GUI to define an active order state. The trading device may maintain the order state until receiving an identified user action on the GUI to change the order state to inactive, which may cause the trade order to be canceled or held at the electronic exchange. The user action causing the change in the order state may be an active use action, such as a selection, or a passive user action, such as a failure to perform a selection. Such user action may encourage user attention when managing trade orders.
1. A system comprising:
at least one trading device in communication with an electronic exchange, wherein the at least one trading device includes a memory storing instructions executable by a processor, wherein the executed instructions provide:
displaying a value column and a second column, wherein the value column includes a plurality of cells, wherein each cell in the plurality of cells of the value column corresponds to a price level of a plurality of price levels for a tradeable object, wherein the second column includes a plurality of cells, wherein each cell in the plurality of cells of the second column is aligned in a row with a corresponding cell in the value column and associated with the corresponding price level;
detecting a downclick action of the at least one trading device in a first cell of the plurality of cells of the second column indicating a user selection of the first cell, wherein the downclick action is detected at a first time;
sending in response to detecting the downclick action, a first trade order message to the electronic exchange, wherein the first trade order message is for a first order for the tradeable object at a price corresponding to the price level associated with the first cell;
detecting that the downclick action of the trading device in the first cell is being maintained indicating a state of the first order is to be maintained as active, wherein the downclick action being maintained is detected at a second time, wherein the second time is after the first time;
detecting, after detecting that the downclick action of the trading device has been maintained, an upclick action of the trading device that releases the downclick action in the first cell indicating the state of the first order is to be changed, wherein the upclick action is detected at a third time, wherein the third time is after the second time; and
sending, in response to detecting the upclick action, a first order update message to the electronic exchange, wherein the first order update message cancels the first order.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the executed instructions further include:
providing feedback to a user, via the trading device, while the downclick action is being maintained.
3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the feedback is haptic feedback.
4. The system of claim 2 , wherein the feedback is a graphical indicator.
5. The system of claim 1 , wherein the downclick action comprises a selection of a second cell of the plurality of cells of the second column.
6. The system of claim 5 , wherein the executed instructions further include:
sending, in response to detecting the downclick action, a second trade order message to the electronic exchange, wherein the second trade order message is for a second order for the tradeable object at a price corresponding to the price level associated with the second cell; and
sending, in response to detecting the upclick action, a second order update message to the electronic exchange, wherein the second order update message cancels the second order.
7. The system of claim 1 , wherein the executed instructions further include:
displaying an indicator, wherein the indicator represents a time remaining, after detecting the upclick action, before the first order update message is sent.