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  • Continous Contracts for NSE (India ) based Futures

    I am trying to create continuous continuous contracts for NSE based futures. The problem according to more knowlelgable persons is that :

    Continuous contracts do not perfectly work for the NSE symbols, as there is no provision for rollover on the last Thursday of each month (also if Thursday is a trading holiday it needs to be accommodated). These issues are known to their (ESignals) development teams, and I believe they are working to a solution.


    I am a bit inexperienced but looking at the specifications for USER Configured Contarcts" it seems flexible enough to accomodate that.

    Or phrasing it a bit differently: Can User Configured Contracts work when the dates of the future rollover dates are flexible?

    I am initially trying with NIFTY Index Futures ( Symbol: Nifty F0-NSF ). Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Jose
    Last edited by Jose5048; 01-14-2010, 01:36 AM.

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    In theory, the last Thursday could be accomodated as:

    Type of Roll date base: Next Month

    Roll Date Base: 1st Thursday

    Offset: -7 Calendar Days

    This wouldn't account for the last Thursday being a holiday, though.

    However, in general, I've had a lot of problems with custom continuous contracts. See Click Here.

    BTW, where did you get that quote from?

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    • #3
      Thank you shortlong.

      Let me experiment a bit with NIFTY F0-nsf.

      Jose



      Originally posted by shortandlong
      In theory, the last Thursday could be accomodated as:

      Type of Roll date base: Next Month

      Roll Date Base: 1st Thursday

      Offset: -7 Calendar Days

      This wouldn't account for the last Thursday being a holiday, though.

      However, in general, I've had a lot of problems with custom continuous contracts. See Click Here.

      BTW, where did you get that quote from?

      Comment

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