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This I would guess has to do with your input data. If you print the |
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Thank you for your prompt response and assistance with my question. Your help is greatly appreciated! I will follow your suggestion and implement the changes accordingly. If I have any further questions, I'll reach out to you. Thanks again! |
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I have encountered an issue with the representation of timeframes in different chart intervals in my trading application. The problem arises when switching between a 1-minute timeframe and a 15-minute timeframe.
Expected Behavior:
In the Indian market, the trading day starts at 9:30 AM and ends at 15:30 PM. When using a 1-minute timeframe, the timestamps are correctly aligned with the trading hours.
Observed Behavior:
However, when I switch to a 15-minute timeframe, each trading day starts at 15:00 PM and ends at 21:00 PM. This inconsistency in the representation of timeframes is causing confusion and affecting the accuracy of my analysis.
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