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MARKET CLOSURE & INACTIVE WEEK COUNTING METHOD
Created: 20.11 09:03 by Admin SirViews: 36389
CASE I: KYA BAND SAPTAH (HOLIDAY WEEK) KO GINNA CHAHIYE?
Aam taur par niyam yeh hai ki chahe market 1 week, 2 week ya 3 mahine band rahe, calculation me sabhi calendar saptah gine jate hain.
Lekin historical records me dekha gaya hai ki kabhi-kabhi operator band saptah ko count kiye bina calculation continue karte hain.
Historical Reference: 12.10.2009 wale week me market 11 din band raha tha:
KALYAN [06-04-2009]:
37 97 76 09 12 41
28 40 56 48 19 54
04 09 30 81 37 57
60 93 52 60 65 02
42 72 33 81 50 54
33 77 33 35 78 31
87 71 86 07 61 79
03 38 29 67 13 43
65 03 35 14 12 92
17 15 99 06 56 95
KALYAN [14-09-2009]:
47 97 91 10 14 76
** 50 27 25 94 57
** 03 79 31 72 27
07 72 87 95 08 63
75 96 41 ** ** **
**-**-**-**-**-**--X
38 99 33 26 69 62
40 67 98 25 00 62
69 59 82 63 44 48
83 01 02 29 46 07
98 84 41 59 23 **
Dono tables me saman sthiti bani hai aur yahan band week ko count nahi kiya gaya.
CASE II: WEEK KE BEECH ME BAND DIN (HOLIDAY) KO KAISE GINE?
Yadi saptah me kisi 1 din holiday ho, to din ginne me use ignore kiya jata hai aur consecutive live sessions ko aage badhaya jata hai.
Handling Inactive Weeks and Holiday Intervals in Long-Term Charts
A common analytical dilemma involves whether inactive calendar periods or temporary market shutdowns (e.g., the 11-day recess around 12.10.2009) should be included in vertical line intervals. Historical evidence indicates that while standard continuous calendar tracking applies most frequently, calculation lines often bridge across shutdown weeks without interruption.
Comparing the 06-04-2009 and 14-09-2009 reference blocks reveals identical bracket conversions (such as 60 reversing to 06, and 95 reversing to 59) where the inactive duration was skipped entirely. Evaluating both continuous and active-only counts ensures maximum accuracy.
