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for the sessions function, it would be better to specify the open and close time natively to the timezone that we are targeting using the pytz format. eg:
This is because the daylight savings shifts for each country is not in sync, which means that twice a year, there will be several weeks where New York is in daylight savings, but London isn't or vice versa. The same can be said of other timezones.
M
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for the sessions function, it would be better to specify the open and close time natively to the timezone that we are targeting using the pytz format. eg:
smc.sessions(df, 'New York', '09:30', '16:00', timezone= "America/New_York")
This is because the daylight savings shifts for each country is not in sync, which means that twice a year, there will be several weeks where New York is in daylight savings, but London isn't or vice versa. The same can be said of other timezones.
M
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: