Clarify time difference

omelette 2007.10.20 02:22 #1

CET is Central European Time - normally GMT+1.

Handy link: The World Clock - Time Zones

The High - Low is referring to the Price-high and Price-Low that occurred between these times.

ralphronnquist 2007.10.20 02:32 #2

CET = "Central European Time", i.e. what you see at the clock staples in, say, Rome, would you be there in its winter. This time zone is UTC+1. In summer, they use CEST = "Central European Summer Time", which is UTC+2.

US EST = "US Eastern Standard Time" is what you see at the clocks at your place in winter, which is UTC-5. In summer, you see US EDT = "US Eastern Daylight Time", which is UTC-4.

Winter starts in Europe on 28th October 2007, and in US on 4th November 2007.

All this is from Time - Current time around the World and standard time zones map of the world

Universal Time Daylight saving time (local) Functions for working with

Arctic4x 2007.10.20 12:06 #3

Some more tools to help like the ones already posted:

Qlock - World Clock

World Time Zones