Package org.jquantlib.time.calendars

Examples of org.jquantlib.time.calendars.UnitedStates.advance()

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        if (unitedStatesCalendar.isHoliday(firstHolidayDate)) {
            System.out.println("FirstHolidayDate = " + firstHolidayDate+ " is a holiday date");
        }

        // Advance the first holiday date using calendars's advance(date) API and get the nexBusinessDay
        final Date nextBusinessDay = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(firstHolidayDate, new Period(1, TimeUnit.Days));
        if (unitedStatesCalendar.isBusinessDay(nextBusinessDay)) {
            System.out.println("NextBusinessDayFromFirstHolidayFromToday = "+ nextBusinessDay + " is a business date");
        }

        // Adjust todaysDate using different businessDayConventions
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        if (unitedStatesCalendar.isBusinessDay(nextModified_PrecidingBusinessDay)) {
            System.out.println("NextUnadjustedBusinessDay = "+ nextUnadjustedBusinessDay+ " from today is a business date and is same as today");
        }

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=DAYS
        Date advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10,TimeUnit.Days);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 days = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=WEEKS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Weeks);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 weeks = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=DAYS
        Date advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10,TimeUnit.Days);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 days = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=WEEKS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Weeks);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 weeks = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=MONTHS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Months);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 months = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=WEEKS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Weeks);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 weeks = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=MONTHS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Months);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 months = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=YEARS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Years);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 years = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=MONTHS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Months);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 months = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=YEARS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Years);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 years = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=Days,BusinessDayConvention=FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Days), BusinessDayConvention.Following);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 day = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,n,unit) where n = 10 and unit=YEARS
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday, 10, TimeUnit.Years);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced by 10 years = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=Days,BusinessDayConvention=FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Days), BusinessDayConvention.Following);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 day = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=WEEKS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Weeks),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedFollowing);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 week = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=Days,BusinessDayConvention=FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Days), BusinessDayConvention.Following);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 day = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=WEEKS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Weeks),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedFollowing);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 week = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=MONTHS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_PRECEDING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Months),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedPreceding);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 month = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=WEEKS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_FOLLOWING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Weeks),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedFollowing);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 week = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=MONTHS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_PRECEDING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Months),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedPreceding);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 month = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=YEARS,BusinessDayConvention=PRECEDING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Years), BusinessDayConvention.Preceding);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 year = "+ advancedDate);
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        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=MONTHS,BusinessDayConvention=MODIFIED_PRECEDING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Months),BusinessDayConvention.ModifiedPreceding);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 month = "+ advancedDate);

        // Advance the current date using calendars's advance(date,period-->lenth=1,Unit=YEARS,BusinessDayConvention=PRECEDING)
        advancedDate = unitedStatesCalendar.advance(dateToday,new Period(1, TimeUnit.Years), BusinessDayConvention.Preceding);
        System.out.println("Next business date when today's date is advanced 1 year = "+ advancedDate);

        //<==================Joining Calendars===============================>
        final Calendar unitedStatesCalendarGvtBondCalendar = new UnitedStates(Market.GOVERNMENTBOND);
        final Calendar jointCalendar = new JointCalendar(unitedStatesCalendar,unitedStatesCalendarGvtBondCalendar,JointCalendarRule.JoinBusinessDays);
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