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Suri.isTradingDay (EasyLanguage Function)

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suri.isTradingDay

 

A TradingDay (function) searches if a given Date is

a Full Trading Day(1), Half-Day/Early Close (0.5) or A Holiday (0) from

1998 to 2010's list of Holidays.

 

This Holiday list is compiled from NYSE Holiday lists from 1998 to 2010.

 

Usage

 

day = suri.isTradingDay(CheckDate);

 

returns

0 = Holiday/Saturday or Sunday

1 = Full Trading Day

0.5 = Half-Day/Early Close

-1 = Not in the DateList or Error...

 

Example:

day = suri.isTradingDay(1080215); // Returns 1

day = suri.isTradingDay(1081224); // Returns 0.5

day = suri.isTradingDay(1081225); // Returns 0

day = suri.isTradingDay(1080218); // Returns 0

day = suri.isTradingDay(1100114); // Returns -1

 

Notes:

1. Please make sure the Holiday/Early Close Datelist is accurate for the

Instruments/Exchange data you trade.

 

2. The date search code has index-offsets for faster search in

HOLIDAYS array. If you add/remove any dates, pl. change the

index offsets also.

 

 

regards,

Suri ("deMicron")

 

 

This is the same function I posted on the TradeStation Forums on Feb. 15, 2008

and updated the DateArrays in 2009.

 

https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Result=1&Topic_ID=73885

 

SURIISTRADINGDAY.ELD

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Holiday List for suri.IsTradingDay

 

// 1998

HOLIDAYS[ 1,1] = 980101; HOLIDAYS[ 1,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 2,1] = 980119; HOLIDAYS[ 2,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 3,1] = 980216; HOLIDAYS[ 3,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 4,1] = 980410; HOLIDAYS[ 4,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 5,1] = 980525; HOLIDAYS[ 5,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 6,1] = 980703; HOLIDAYS[ 6,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 7,1] = 980907; HOLIDAYS[ 7,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 8,1] = 981126; HOLIDAYS[ 8,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 9,1] = 981127; HOLIDAYS[ 9,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 10,1] = 981224; HOLIDAYS[ 10,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 11,1] = 981225; HOLIDAYS[ 11,2] = 0;

 

// 1999

HOLIDAYS[ 12,1] = 990101; HOLIDAYS[ 12,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 13,1] = 990118; HOLIDAYS[ 13,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 14,1] = 990215; HOLIDAYS[ 14,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 15,1] = 990402; HOLIDAYS[ 15,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 16,1] = 990531; HOLIDAYS[ 16,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 17,1] = 990705; HOLIDAYS[ 17,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 18,1] = 990906; HOLIDAYS[ 18,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 19,1] = 991125; HOLIDAYS[ 19,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 20,1] = 991126; HOLIDAYS[ 20,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 21,1] = 991224; HOLIDAYS[ 21,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 22,1] = 991231; HOLIDAYS[ 22,2] = 0.5;

 

// 2000

HOLIDAYS[ 23,1] = 1000117; HOLIDAYS[ 23,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 24,1] = 1000221; HOLIDAYS[ 24,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 25,1] = 1000421; HOLIDAYS[ 25,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 26,1] = 1000529; HOLIDAYS[ 26,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 27,1] = 1000703; HOLIDAYS[ 27,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 28,1] = 1000704; HOLIDAYS[ 28,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 29,1] = 1000904; HOLIDAYS[ 29,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 30,1] = 1001123; HOLIDAYS[ 30,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 31,1] = 1001124; HOLIDAYS[ 31,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 32,1] = 1001225; HOLIDAYS[ 32,2] = 0;

 

//2001

HOLIDAYS[ 33,1] = 1010101; HOLIDAYS[ 33,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 34,1] = 1010115; HOLIDAYS[ 34,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 35,1] = 1010219; HOLIDAYS[ 35,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 36,1] = 1010413; HOLIDAYS[ 36,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 37,1] = 1010528; HOLIDAYS[ 37,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 38,1] = 1010703; HOLIDAYS[ 38,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 39,1] = 1010704; HOLIDAYS[ 39,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 40,1] = 1010903; HOLIDAYS[ 40,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 41,1] = 1010911; HOLIDAYS[ 41,2] = 0; //Sept. 11

HOLIDAYS[ 42,1] = 1010912; HOLIDAYS[ 42,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 43,1] = 1010913; HOLIDAYS[ 43,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 44,1] = 1010914; HOLIDAYS[ 44,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 45,1] = 1011122; HOLIDAYS[ 45,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 46,1] = 1011123; HOLIDAYS[ 46,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 47,1] = 1011224; HOLIDAYS[ 47,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 48,1] = 1011225; HOLIDAYS[ 48,2] = 0;

 

//2002

HOLIDAYS[ 49,1] = 1020101; HOLIDAYS[ 49,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 50,1] = 1020121; HOLIDAYS[ 50,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 51,1] = 1020218; HOLIDAYS[ 51,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 52,1] = 1020329; HOLIDAYS[ 52,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 53,1] = 1020527; HOLIDAYS[ 53,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 54,1] = 1020704; HOLIDAYS[ 54,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 55,1] = 1020705; HOLIDAYS[ 55,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 56,1] = 1020902; HOLIDAYS[ 56,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 57,1] = 1021128; HOLIDAYS[ 57,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 58,1] = 1021129; HOLIDAYS[ 58,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 59,1] = 1021224; HOLIDAYS[ 59,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 60,1] = 1021225; HOLIDAYS[ 60,2] = 0;

 

//2003

HOLIDAYS[ 61,1] = 1030101; HOLIDAYS[ 61,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 62,1] = 1030120; HOLIDAYS[ 62,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 63,1] = 1030217; HOLIDAYS[ 63,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 64,1] = 1030418; HOLIDAYS[ 64,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 65,1] = 1030526; HOLIDAYS[ 65,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 66,1] = 1030703; HOLIDAYS[ 66,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 67,1] = 1030704; HOLIDAYS[ 67,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 68,1] = 1030901; HOLIDAYS[ 68,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 69,1] = 1031127; HOLIDAYS[ 69,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 70,1] = 1031128; HOLIDAYS[ 70,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 71,1] = 1031224; HOLIDAYS[ 71,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 72,1] = 1031225; HOLIDAYS[ 72,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 73,1] = 1031226; HOLIDAYS[ 73,2] = 0.5;

 

//2004

HOLIDAYS[ 74,1] = 1040101; HOLIDAYS[ 74,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 75,1] = 1040119; HOLIDAYS[ 75,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 76,1] = 1040216; HOLIDAYS[ 76,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 77,1] = 1040409; HOLIDAYS[ 77,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 78,1] = 1040531; HOLIDAYS[ 78,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 79,1] = 1040611; HOLIDAYS[ 79,2] = 0; // Ronald Reagan's

HOLIDAYS[ 80,1] = 1040705; HOLIDAYS[ 80,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 81,1] = 1040906; HOLIDAYS[ 81,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 82,1] = 1041125; HOLIDAYS[ 82,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 83,1] = 1041126; HOLIDAYS[ 83,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 84,1] = 1041224; HOLIDAYS[ 84,2] = 0;

 

//2005

HOLIDAYS[ 85,1] = 1050117; HOLIDAYS[ 85,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 86,1] = 1050221; HOLIDAYS[ 86,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 87,1] = 1050325; HOLIDAYS[ 87,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 88,1] = 1050530; HOLIDAYS[ 88,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 89,1] = 1050704; HOLIDAYS[ 89,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 90,1] = 1050905; HOLIDAYS[ 90,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 91,1] = 1051124; HOLIDAYS[ 91,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 92,1] = 1051125; HOLIDAYS[ 92,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 93,1] = 1051226; HOLIDAYS[ 93,2] = 0;

 

//2006

HOLIDAYS[ 94,1] = 1060102; HOLIDAYS[ 94,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 95,1] = 1060116; HOLIDAYS[ 95,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 96,1] = 1060220; HOLIDAYS[ 96,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 97,1] = 1060414; HOLIDAYS[ 97,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 98,1] = 1060529; HOLIDAYS[ 98,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 99,1] = 1060703; HOLIDAYS[ 99,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 100,1] = 1060704; HOLIDAYS[ 100,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 101,1] = 1060904; HOLIDAYS[ 101,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 102,1] = 1061123; HOLIDAYS[ 102,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 103,1] = 1061124; HOLIDAYS[ 103,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 104,1] = 1061225; HOLIDAYS[ 104,2] = 0;

 

//2007

HOLIDAYS[ 105,1] = 1070101; HOLIDAYS[ 105,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 106,1] = 1070102; HOLIDAYS[ 106,2] = 0; // Gerald Ford's

HOLIDAYS[ 107,1] = 1070105; HOLIDAYS[ 107,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 108,1] = 1070115; HOLIDAYS[ 108,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 109,1] = 1070219; HOLIDAYS[ 109,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 110,1] = 1070406; HOLIDAYS[ 110,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 111,1] = 1070528; HOLIDAYS[ 111,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 112,1] = 1070703; HOLIDAYS[ 112,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 113,1] = 1070704; HOLIDAYS[ 113,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 114,1] = 1070903; HOLIDAYS[ 114,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 115,1] = 1071122; HOLIDAYS[ 115,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 116,1] = 1071123; HOLIDAYS[ 116,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 117,1] = 1071224; HOLIDAYS[ 117,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 118,1] = 1071225; HOLIDAYS[ 118,2] = 0;

 

// Manual Entries for 2008, 2009, 2010 Holidays from NYSE Calendar... Suri

 

// 2008

HOLIDAYS[ 119,1] = 1080101; HOLIDAYS[ 119,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 120,1] = 1080121; HOLIDAYS[ 120,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 121,1] = 1080218; HOLIDAYS[ 121,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 122,1] = 1080321; HOLIDAYS[ 122,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 123,1] = 1080526; HOLIDAYS[ 123,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 124,1] = 1080703; HOLIDAYS[ 124,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 125,1] = 1080704; HOLIDAYS[ 125,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 126,1] = 1080901; HOLIDAYS[ 126,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 127,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 127,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 128,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 128,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 129,1] = 1081128; HOLIDAYS[ 129,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 130,1] = 1081224; HOLIDAYS[ 130,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 131,1] = 1081225; HOLIDAYS[ 131,2] = 0;

 

// 2009

HOLIDAYS[ 132,1] = 1090101; HOLIDAYS[ 132,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 133,1] = 1090119; HOLIDAYS[ 133,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 134,1] = 1090216; HOLIDAYS[ 134,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 135,1] = 1090410; HOLIDAYS[ 135,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 136,1] = 1090525; HOLIDAYS[ 136,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 137,1] = 1090703; HOLIDAYS[ 137,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 138,1] = 1090907; HOLIDAYS[ 138,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 139,1] = 1091126; HOLIDAYS[ 139,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 140,1] = 1091127; HOLIDAYS[ 140,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 141,1] = 1091224; HOLIDAYS[ 141,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 142,1] = 1091225; HOLIDAYS[ 142,2] = 0;

 

// 2010

HOLIDAYS[ 143,1] = 1100101; HOLIDAYS[ 143,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 144,1] = 1100118; HOLIDAYS[ 144,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 145,1] = 1100215; HOLIDAYS[ 145,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 146,1] = 1100402; HOLIDAYS[ 146,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 147,1] = 1100531; HOLIDAYS[ 147,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 148,1] = 1100705; HOLIDAYS[ 148,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 149,1] = 1100906; HOLIDAYS[ 149,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 150,1] = 1101125; HOLIDAYS[ 150,2] = 0;

HOLIDAYS[ 151,1] = 1101126; HOLIDAYS[ 151,2] = 0.5;

HOLIDAYS[ 152,1] = 1101224; HOLIDAYS[ 152,2] = 0;

 

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Suri

 

I've crated a function suri.isTradingDay in MultiCharts

 

I have this message

 

------ Build started: ------

Study: "suri.IsTradingDay" (Function)

Please wait ....

------ Compiled with error(s): ------

assignment is allowed only for variables or array elements

errLine 2, errColumn 0, errLineEnd 2, errColumnEnd 0

 

 

 

{
suri.isTradingDay

written by 
deMicron ("Suri Duddella")
Jan. 04, 2008

[url=http://www.suriNotes.com]suriNotes.com, suriNotes, Stock Research, Futures Trading, Emini Trading, Tradestation, Indicators[/url]

Returns: 0 for Holiday, 1 = Trading Day, 0.5 = EarlyClose/HalfDay, -1: Not in the DateList

Example:
Day = suri.IsTradingDay(1080219);
Day = suri.IsTradingDay(1051225);


1998 to 2007 Data Compiled from $INDU 5m Charts on TS.. Suri
2008, 2009 Data Manually compiled from NYSE Calendar .. Suri

}

//Input: checkDate(numericsimple), d1(numericSimple), d2(numericsimple);

Input: checkDate(numericsimple);

// Input: checkDate(numericsimple);

Arrays: HOLIDAYS[200,2](0);
Var: count(0), Found (0), NumHolidays(142), hreturn(0), iStart(0), iEnd(0);

// 0 = Holiday, 1 = TradingDay, 0.5= HalfDay/EarlyClose ... 

// 1998
HOLIDAYS[   1,1] =  980101; HOLIDAYS[   1,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   2,1] =  980119; HOLIDAYS[   2,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   3,1] =  980216; HOLIDAYS[   3,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   4,1] =  980410; HOLIDAYS[   4,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   5,1] =  980525; HOLIDAYS[   5,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   6,1] =  980703; HOLIDAYS[   6,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   7,1] =  980907; HOLIDAYS[   7,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   8,1] =  981126; HOLIDAYS[   8,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[   9,1] =  981127; HOLIDAYS[   9,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  10,1] =  981224; HOLIDAYS[  10,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  11,1] =  981225; HOLIDAYS[  11,2] = 0;

// 1999
HOLIDAYS[  12,1] =  990101; HOLIDAYS[  12,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  13,1] =  990118; HOLIDAYS[  13,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  14,1] =  990215; HOLIDAYS[  14,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  15,1] =  990402; HOLIDAYS[  15,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  16,1] =  990531; HOLIDAYS[  16,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  17,1] =  990705; HOLIDAYS[  17,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  18,1] =  990906; HOLIDAYS[  18,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  19,1] =  991125; HOLIDAYS[  19,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  20,1] =  991126; HOLIDAYS[  20,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  21,1] =  991224; HOLIDAYS[  21,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  22,1] =  991231; HOLIDAYS[  22,2] = 0.5;

// 2000
HOLIDAYS[  23,1] = 1000117; HOLIDAYS[  23,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  24,1] = 1000221; HOLIDAYS[  24,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  25,1] = 1000421; HOLIDAYS[  25,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  26,1] = 1000529; HOLIDAYS[  26,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  27,1] = 1000703; HOLIDAYS[  27,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  28,1] = 1000704; HOLIDAYS[  28,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  29,1] = 1000904; HOLIDAYS[  29,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  30,1] = 1001123; HOLIDAYS[  30,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  31,1] = 1001124; HOLIDAYS[  31,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  32,1] = 1001225; HOLIDAYS[  32,2] = 0;

//2001
HOLIDAYS[  33,1] = 1010101; HOLIDAYS[  33,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  34,1] = 1010115; HOLIDAYS[  34,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  35,1] = 1010219; HOLIDAYS[  35,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  36,1] = 1010413; HOLIDAYS[  36,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  37,1] = 1010528; HOLIDAYS[  37,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  38,1] = 1010703; HOLIDAYS[  38,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  39,1] = 1010704; HOLIDAYS[  39,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  40,1] = 1010903; HOLIDAYS[  40,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  41,1] = 1010911; HOLIDAYS[  41,2] = 0;  //Sept. 11
HOLIDAYS[  42,1] = 1010912; HOLIDAYS[  42,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  43,1] = 1010913; HOLIDAYS[  43,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  44,1] = 1010914; HOLIDAYS[  44,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  45,1] = 1011122; HOLIDAYS[  45,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  46,1] = 1011123; HOLIDAYS[  46,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  47,1] = 1011224; HOLIDAYS[  47,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  48,1] = 1011225; HOLIDAYS[  48,2] = 0;

//2002
HOLIDAYS[  49,1] = 1020101; HOLIDAYS[  49,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  50,1] = 1020121; HOLIDAYS[  50,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  51,1] = 1020218; HOLIDAYS[  51,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  52,1] = 1020329; HOLIDAYS[  52,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  53,1] = 1020527; HOLIDAYS[  53,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  54,1] = 1020704; HOLIDAYS[  54,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  55,1] = 1020705; HOLIDAYS[  55,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  56,1] = 1020902; HOLIDAYS[  56,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  57,1] = 1021128; HOLIDAYS[  57,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  58,1] = 1021129; HOLIDAYS[  58,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  59,1] = 1021224; HOLIDAYS[  59,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  60,1] = 1021225; HOLIDAYS[  60,2] = 0;

//2003
HOLIDAYS[  61,1] = 1030101; HOLIDAYS[  61,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  62,1] = 1030120; HOLIDAYS[  62,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  63,1] = 1030217; HOLIDAYS[  63,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  64,1] = 1030418; HOLIDAYS[  64,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  65,1] = 1030526; HOLIDAYS[  65,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  66,1] = 1030703; HOLIDAYS[  66,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  67,1] = 1030704; HOLIDAYS[  67,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  68,1] = 1030901; HOLIDAYS[  68,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  69,1] = 1031127; HOLIDAYS[  69,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  70,1] = 1031128; HOLIDAYS[  70,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  71,1] = 1031224; HOLIDAYS[  71,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  72,1] = 1031225; HOLIDAYS[  72,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  73,1] = 1031226; HOLIDAYS[  73,2] = 0.5;

//2004
HOLIDAYS[  74,1] = 1040101; HOLIDAYS[  74,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  75,1] = 1040119; HOLIDAYS[  75,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  76,1] = 1040216; HOLIDAYS[  76,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  77,1] = 1040409; HOLIDAYS[  77,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  78,1] = 1040531; HOLIDAYS[  78,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  79,1] = 1040611; HOLIDAYS[  79,2] = 0; // Ronald Reagan's
HOLIDAYS[  80,1] = 1040705; HOLIDAYS[  80,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  81,1] = 1040906; HOLIDAYS[  81,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  82,1] = 1041125; HOLIDAYS[  82,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  83,1] = 1041126; HOLIDAYS[  83,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  84,1] = 1041224; HOLIDAYS[  84,2] = 0;

//2005
HOLIDAYS[  85,1] = 1050117; HOLIDAYS[  85,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  86,1] = 1050221; HOLIDAYS[  86,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  87,1] = 1050325; HOLIDAYS[  87,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  88,1] = 1050530; HOLIDAYS[  88,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  89,1] = 1050704; HOLIDAYS[  89,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  90,1] = 1050905; HOLIDAYS[  90,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  91,1] = 1051124; HOLIDAYS[  91,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  92,1] = 1051125; HOLIDAYS[  92,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[  93,1] = 1051226; HOLIDAYS[  93,2] = 0;

//2006
HOLIDAYS[  94,1] = 1060102; HOLIDAYS[  94,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  95,1] = 1060116; HOLIDAYS[  95,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  96,1] = 1060220; HOLIDAYS[  96,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  97,1] = 1060414; HOLIDAYS[  97,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  98,1] = 1060529; HOLIDAYS[  98,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[  99,1] = 1060703; HOLIDAYS[  99,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 100,1] = 1060704; HOLIDAYS[ 100,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 101,1] = 1060904; HOLIDAYS[ 101,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 102,1] = 1061123; HOLIDAYS[ 102,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 103,1] = 1061124; HOLIDAYS[ 103,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 104,1] = 1061225; HOLIDAYS[ 104,2] = 0;

//2007
HOLIDAYS[ 105,1] = 1070101; HOLIDAYS[ 105,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 106,1] = 1070102; HOLIDAYS[ 106,2] = 0; // Gerald Ford's
HOLIDAYS[ 107,1] = 1070105; HOLIDAYS[ 107,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 108,1] = 1070115; HOLIDAYS[ 108,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 109,1] = 1070219; HOLIDAYS[ 109,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 110,1] = 1070406; HOLIDAYS[ 110,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 111,1] = 1070528; HOLIDAYS[ 111,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 112,1] = 1070703; HOLIDAYS[ 112,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 113,1] = 1070704; HOLIDAYS[ 113,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 114,1] = 1070903; HOLIDAYS[ 114,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 115,1] = 1071122; HOLIDAYS[ 115,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 116,1] = 1071123; HOLIDAYS[ 116,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 117,1] = 1071224; HOLIDAYS[ 117,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 118,1] = 1071225; HOLIDAYS[ 118,2] = 0;

// Manual Entries for 2008, 2009 Holidays from NYSE Calendar... Suri

// 2008
HOLIDAYS[ 119,1] = 1080101; HOLIDAYS[ 119,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 120,1] = 1080121; HOLIDAYS[ 120,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 121,1] = 1080218; HOLIDAYS[ 121,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 122,1] = 1080321; HOLIDAYS[ 122,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 123,1] = 1080526; HOLIDAYS[ 123,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 124,1] = 1080703; HOLIDAYS[ 124,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 125,1] = 1080704; HOLIDAYS[ 125,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 126,1] = 1080901; HOLIDAYS[ 126,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 127,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 127,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 128,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 128,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 129,1] = 1081128; HOLIDAYS[ 129,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 130,1] = 1081224; HOLIDAYS[ 130,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 131,1] = 1081225; HOLIDAYS[ 131,2] = 0;

// 2009
HOLIDAYS[ 132,1] = 1090101; HOLIDAYS[ 132,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 133,1] = 1090119; HOLIDAYS[ 133,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 134,1] = 1090216; HOLIDAYS[ 134,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 135,1] = 1090410; HOLIDAYS[ 135,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 136,1] = 1090525; HOLIDAYS[ 136,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 137,1] = 1090703; HOLIDAYS[ 137,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 138,1] = 1090907; HOLIDAYS[ 138,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 139,1] = 1091126; HOLIDAYS[ 139,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 140,1] = 1091127; HOLIDAYS[ 140,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 141,1] = 1091224; HOLIDAYS[ 141,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 142,1] = 1091225; HOLIDAYS[ 142,2] = 0;



// 2010
HOLIDAYS[ 143,1] = 1100101; HOLIDAYS[ 143,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 144,1] = 1100118; HOLIDAYS[ 144,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 145,1] = 1100215; HOLIDAYS[ 145,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 146,1] = 1100402; HOLIDAYS[ 146,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 147,1] = 1100531; HOLIDAYS[ 147,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 148,1] = 1100705; HOLIDAYS[ 148,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 149,1] = 1100906; HOLIDAYS[ 149,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 150,1] = 1101125; HOLIDAYS[ 150,2] = 0;
HOLIDAYS[ 151,1] = 1101126; HOLIDAYS[ 151,2] = 0.5;
HOLIDAYS[ 152,1] = 1101224; HOLIDAYS[ 152,2] = 0;





if checkDate >= 980101 and checkDate <= 981231 then
begin
	iStart = 1;
iEnd = 11;
end
else if checkDate >= 990101 and checkDate <= 991231 then
begin
	iStart = 12;
iEnd = 22;
end  else if checkDate >= 1000101 and checkDate <= 1001231 then
begin
	iStart = 23;
iEnd = 32;
end  else if checkDate >= 1010101 and checkDate <= 1021231 then
begin
	iStart = 33;
iEnd = 48;
end   else if checkDate >= 1020101 and checkDate <= 1031231 then
begin
	iStart = 49;
iEnd = 60;
end  else if checkDate >= 1030101 and checkDate <= 1031231 then
begin
	iStart = 61;
iEnd = 73;
end  else if checkDate >= 1040101 and checkDate <= 1041231 then
begin
	iStart = 74;
iEnd = 84;
end  else if checkDate >= 1050101 and checkDate <= 1051231 then
begin
	iStart = 85;
iEnd = 93;
end  else if checkDate >= 1060101 and checkDate <= 1061231 then
begin
	iStart = 94;
iEnd = 104;
end  else if checkDate >= 1070101 and checkDate <= 1071231 then
begin
	iStart = 105;
iEnd = 118;
end  else if checkDate >= 1080101 and checkDate <= 1081231 then
begin
	iStart = 119;
iEnd = 131;
end   else if checkDate >= 1090101 and checkDate <= 1091231 then
begin
	iStart = 132;
iEnd = 142;
end   else if checkDate >= 1100101 and checkDate <= 1101231 then
begin
	iStart = 143;
iEnd = 152;
end

else  // Out of the range of this DB...
begin
	iStart = 0;
iEnd = 0;
Found = -100;
hreturn = -1;  // Not In DB 
end;


if ((DayOfWeek(checkDate) = 0) OR (DayOfWeek(checkDate) = 6)) then  // Saturady or Sunday
begin
hreturn = 0;   // Saturday, Sunday... 
end
else if (iStart > 0 and iEnd > 0) then
begin
Found=-1;		
for count= iStart to iEnd
begin
	value10 = IntPortion(Holidays[count,1]);
	if (value10 = Intportion(checkDate)) then
	begin		
		Found =1;  
		hreturn = HOLIDAYS[count,2];
		count=10000; // Short-Circuit
	end;
end;
if (Found =-1) then  // Not a Holiday
	hreturn = 1; // Full-Trading Day
end;

suri.isTradingDay = hreturn; 




// print("TestD  = ", checkDate, " DayofWeek  = ", DayOfWeek(checkDate));			
// print("Count = ", count, "HC = ", Holidays[count,1]);				
// print("Found = ", " Count = ", Count);			
// print("hreturn = ", hreturn);
// print("Istart = ", istart, " iEnd = ", Iend);

 

// 1998 
HOLIDAYS[ 1,1] = 980101; HOLIDAYS[ 1,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 2,1] = 980119; HOLIDAYS[ 2,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 3,1] = 980216; HOLIDAYS[ 3,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 4,1] = 980410; HOLIDAYS[ 4,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 5,1] = 980525; HOLIDAYS[ 5,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 6,1] = 980703; HOLIDAYS[ 6,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 7,1] = 980907; HOLIDAYS[ 7,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 8,1] = 981126; HOLIDAYS[ 8,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 9,1] = 981127; HOLIDAYS[ 9,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 10,1] = 981224; HOLIDAYS[ 10,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 11,1] = 981225; HOLIDAYS[ 11,2] = 0; 

// 1999 
HOLIDAYS[ 12,1] = 990101; HOLIDAYS[ 12,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 13,1] = 990118; HOLIDAYS[ 13,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 14,1] = 990215; HOLIDAYS[ 14,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 15,1] = 990402; HOLIDAYS[ 15,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 16,1] = 990531; HOLIDAYS[ 16,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 17,1] = 990705; HOLIDAYS[ 17,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 18,1] = 990906; HOLIDAYS[ 18,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 19,1] = 991125; HOLIDAYS[ 19,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 20,1] = 991126; HOLIDAYS[ 20,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 21,1] = 991224; HOLIDAYS[ 21,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 22,1] = 991231; HOLIDAYS[ 22,2] = 0.5; 

// 2000 
HOLIDAYS[ 23,1] = 1000117; HOLIDAYS[ 23,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 24,1] = 1000221; HOLIDAYS[ 24,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 25,1] = 1000421; HOLIDAYS[ 25,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 26,1] = 1000529; HOLIDAYS[ 26,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 27,1] = 1000703; HOLIDAYS[ 27,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 28,1] = 1000704; HOLIDAYS[ 28,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 29,1] = 1000904; HOLIDAYS[ 29,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 30,1] = 1001123; HOLIDAYS[ 30,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 31,1] = 1001124; HOLIDAYS[ 31,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 32,1] = 1001225; HOLIDAYS[ 32,2] = 0; 

//2001 
HOLIDAYS[ 33,1] = 1010101; HOLIDAYS[ 33,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 34,1] = 1010115; HOLIDAYS[ 34,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 35,1] = 1010219; HOLIDAYS[ 35,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 36,1] = 1010413; HOLIDAYS[ 36,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 37,1] = 1010528; HOLIDAYS[ 37,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 38,1] = 1010703; HOLIDAYS[ 38,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 39,1] = 1010704; HOLIDAYS[ 39,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 40,1] = 1010903; HOLIDAYS[ 40,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 41,1] = 1010911; HOLIDAYS[ 41,2] = 0; //Sept. 11 
HOLIDAYS[ 42,1] = 1010912; HOLIDAYS[ 42,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 43,1] = 1010913; HOLIDAYS[ 43,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 44,1] = 1010914; HOLIDAYS[ 44,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 45,1] = 1011122; HOLIDAYS[ 45,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 46,1] = 1011123; HOLIDAYS[ 46,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 47,1] = 1011224; HOLIDAYS[ 47,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 48,1] = 1011225; HOLIDAYS[ 48,2] = 0; 

//2002 
HOLIDAYS[ 49,1] = 1020101; HOLIDAYS[ 49,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 50,1] = 1020121; HOLIDAYS[ 50,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 51,1] = 1020218; HOLIDAYS[ 51,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 52,1] = 1020329; HOLIDAYS[ 52,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 53,1] = 1020527; HOLIDAYS[ 53,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 54,1] = 1020704; HOLIDAYS[ 54,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 55,1] = 1020705; HOLIDAYS[ 55,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 56,1] = 1020902; HOLIDAYS[ 56,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 57,1] = 1021128; HOLIDAYS[ 57,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 58,1] = 1021129; HOLIDAYS[ 58,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 59,1] = 1021224; HOLIDAYS[ 59,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 60,1] = 1021225; HOLIDAYS[ 60,2] = 0; 

//2003 
HOLIDAYS[ 61,1] = 1030101; HOLIDAYS[ 61,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 62,1] = 1030120; HOLIDAYS[ 62,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 63,1] = 1030217; HOLIDAYS[ 63,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 64,1] = 1030418; HOLIDAYS[ 64,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 65,1] = 1030526; HOLIDAYS[ 65,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 66,1] = 1030703; HOLIDAYS[ 66,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 67,1] = 1030704; HOLIDAYS[ 67,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 68,1] = 1030901; HOLIDAYS[ 68,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 69,1] = 1031127; HOLIDAYS[ 69,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 70,1] = 1031128; HOLIDAYS[ 70,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 71,1] = 1031224; HOLIDAYS[ 71,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 72,1] = 1031225; HOLIDAYS[ 72,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 73,1] = 1031226; HOLIDAYS[ 73,2] = 0.5; 

//2004 
HOLIDAYS[ 74,1] = 1040101; HOLIDAYS[ 74,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 75,1] = 1040119; HOLIDAYS[ 75,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 76,1] = 1040216; HOLIDAYS[ 76,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 77,1] = 1040409; HOLIDAYS[ 77,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 78,1] = 1040531; HOLIDAYS[ 78,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 79,1] = 1040611; HOLIDAYS[ 79,2] = 0; // Ronald Reagan's 
HOLIDAYS[ 80,1] = 1040705; HOLIDAYS[ 80,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 81,1] = 1040906; HOLIDAYS[ 81,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 82,1] = 1041125; HOLIDAYS[ 82,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 83,1] = 1041126; HOLIDAYS[ 83,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 84,1] = 1041224; HOLIDAYS[ 84,2] = 0; 

//2005 
HOLIDAYS[ 85,1] = 1050117; HOLIDAYS[ 85,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 86,1] = 1050221; HOLIDAYS[ 86,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 87,1] = 1050325; HOLIDAYS[ 87,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 88,1] = 1050530; HOLIDAYS[ 88,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 89,1] = 1050704; HOLIDAYS[ 89,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 90,1] = 1050905; HOLIDAYS[ 90,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 91,1] = 1051124; HOLIDAYS[ 91,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 92,1] = 1051125; HOLIDAYS[ 92,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 93,1] = 1051226; HOLIDAYS[ 93,2] = 0; 

//2006 
HOLIDAYS[ 94,1] = 1060102; HOLIDAYS[ 94,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 95,1] = 1060116; HOLIDAYS[ 95,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 96,1] = 1060220; HOLIDAYS[ 96,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 97,1] = 1060414; HOLIDAYS[ 97,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 98,1] = 1060529; HOLIDAYS[ 98,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 99,1] = 1060703; HOLIDAYS[ 99,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 100,1] = 1060704; HOLIDAYS[ 100,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 101,1] = 1060904; HOLIDAYS[ 101,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 102,1] = 1061123; HOLIDAYS[ 102,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 103,1] = 1061124; HOLIDAYS[ 103,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 104,1] = 1061225; HOLIDAYS[ 104,2] = 0; 

//2007 
HOLIDAYS[ 105,1] = 1070101; HOLIDAYS[ 105,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 106,1] = 1070102; HOLIDAYS[ 106,2] = 0; // Gerald Ford's 
HOLIDAYS[ 107,1] = 1070105; HOLIDAYS[ 107,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 108,1] = 1070115; HOLIDAYS[ 108,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 109,1] = 1070219; HOLIDAYS[ 109,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 110,1] = 1070406; HOLIDAYS[ 110,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 111,1] = 1070528; HOLIDAYS[ 111,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 112,1] = 1070703; HOLIDAYS[ 112,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 113,1] = 1070704; HOLIDAYS[ 113,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 114,1] = 1070903; HOLIDAYS[ 114,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 115,1] = 1071122; HOLIDAYS[ 115,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 116,1] = 1071123; HOLIDAYS[ 116,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 117,1] = 1071224; HOLIDAYS[ 117,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 118,1] = 1071225; HOLIDAYS[ 118,2] = 0; 

// Manual Entries for 2008, 2009, 2010 Holidays from NYSE Calendar... Suri 

// 2008 
HOLIDAYS[ 119,1] = 1080101; HOLIDAYS[ 119,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 120,1] = 1080121; HOLIDAYS[ 120,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 121,1] = 1080218; HOLIDAYS[ 121,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 122,1] = 1080321; HOLIDAYS[ 122,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 123,1] = 1080526; HOLIDAYS[ 123,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 124,1] = 1080703; HOLIDAYS[ 124,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 125,1] = 1080704; HOLIDAYS[ 125,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 126,1] = 1080901; HOLIDAYS[ 126,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 127,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 127,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 128,1] = 1081127; HOLIDAYS[ 128,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 129,1] = 1081128; HOLIDAYS[ 129,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 130,1] = 1081224; HOLIDAYS[ 130,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 131,1] = 1081225; HOLIDAYS[ 131,2] = 0; 

// 2009 
HOLIDAYS[ 132,1] = 1090101; HOLIDAYS[ 132,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 133,1] = 1090119; HOLIDAYS[ 133,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 134,1] = 1090216; HOLIDAYS[ 134,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 135,1] = 1090410; HOLIDAYS[ 135,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 136,1] = 1090525; HOLIDAYS[ 136,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 137,1] = 1090703; HOLIDAYS[ 137,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 138,1] = 1090907; HOLIDAYS[ 138,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 139,1] = 1091126; HOLIDAYS[ 139,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 140,1] = 1091127; HOLIDAYS[ 140,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 141,1] = 1091224; HOLIDAYS[ 141,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 142,1] = 1091225; HOLIDAYS[ 142,2] = 0; 

// 2010 
HOLIDAYS[ 143,1] = 1100101; HOLIDAYS[ 143,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 144,1] = 1100118; HOLIDAYS[ 144,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 145,1] = 1100215; HOLIDAYS[ 145,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 146,1] = 1100402; HOLIDAYS[ 146,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 147,1] = 1100531; HOLIDAYS[ 147,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 148,1] = 1100705; HOLIDAYS[ 148,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 149,1] = 1100906; HOLIDAYS[ 149,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 150,1] = 1101125; HOLIDAYS[ 150,2] = 0; 
HOLIDAYS[ 151,1] = 1101126; HOLIDAYS[ 151,2] = 0.5; 
HOLIDAYS[ 152,1] = 1101224; HOLIDAYS[ 152,2] = 0;

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Hi aaa,

 

Thanks for your post.

 

I do not use MultiCharts. I know it works fine in TradeStation 8.+.

The error codes you posted are specific to MultiCharts.

 

I'll attempt to download MultiCharts and check it but I request

any other MultiCharts users to see if there is any Code

compatibility issues.

 

Regards,

Suri

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aaa
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Hi Suri

 

My Problkem is resolved

 

I've changed the name of the function w/o changing this line of your code below

 

original

suri.isTradingDay = hreturn;

 

new name

$suri.isTradingDay = hreturn;

 

U've made a good job

 

Regards

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Market participants are on the sidelines and until we see a significant shakeout, this momentum could persist.   Impact on the US Dollar and Bond Yields Gold prices typically move inversely to the US dollar, and the latest developments have pushed the dollar to its weakest level since October 2024. Market participants are increasingly pricing in the possibility of a Fed rate cut, as the tariffs could weigh on economic growth.   Additionally, US Treasury yields have plummeted, reflecting growing recession fears. Lower bond yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold, making it a more attractive investment.         Technical Analysis: Key Levels to Watch Gold’s recent rally has pushed it into overbought territory, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) above 70. This indicates a potential short-term pullback before the uptrend resumes. The immediate support level lies at $3,115, aligning with the Asian session low. A further decline could bring gold towards the $3,100 psychological level, which has previously acted as a strong support zone. Below this, the $3,076–$3,057 region represents a critical weekly support range where buyers may re-enter the market. In the event of a more significant correction, $3,000 stands as a major psychological floor.   On the upside, gold faces immediate resistance at $3,149. A break above this level could signal renewed bullish momentum, potentially leading to a retest of the record high at $3,167. If bullish momentum persists, the next target is the $3,200 psychological barrier, which could pave the way for further gains. Despite the recent pullback, the broader trend remains bullish, with dips likely to be viewed as buying opportunities.   Looking Ahead: Non-Farm Payrolls and Fed Policy Traders are closely monitoring Friday’s US non-farm payrolls (NFP) report, which could provide critical insights into the Federal Reserve’s next policy moves. A weaker-than-expected jobs report may strengthen expectations for an interest rate cut, further boosting gold prices.   Other key economic data releases, such as jobless claims and the ISM Services PMI, may also impact market sentiment in the short term. However, with rising geopolitical uncertainties, trade tensions, and a weakening US dollar, gold’s safe-haven appeal remains strong.   Conclusion: While short-term profit-taking may trigger minor corrections, gold’s long-term outlook remains bullish. As global trade tensions mount and the Federal Reserve leans toward a more accommodative stance, gold could see further gains in the months ahead.   Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business.   Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report.   Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar.   Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? 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