Google Trends Financial Terms—Daily And Weekly
Google Trends (daily and weekly) data over large (2004—2020).
@kaggle.cristianperezjensen_google_trends_financial_terms_dail_6e204f01
Google Trends (daily and weekly) data over large (2004—2020).
@kaggle.cristianperezjensen_google_trends_financial_terms_dail_6e204f01
For a project of mine, I wanted to use Google Trends data to predict the stock market. However, over large timespans, only monthly data is provided, so I had to use this data—together with the daily and weekly data from smaller timespans—to create daily and weekly data over the large timespan. I have created a script for this purpose, and thought I would share the data from 98 financial keywords.
In each file there are only two columns; "date" and "adjusted". "date" is obviously the date. "adjusted" is the adjusted data, derived from the monthly and weekly data — in the case of the daily data.
CREATE TABLE arts (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE banking (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE bonds (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE bubble (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE buy (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE cancer (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE car (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE cash (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE chance (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE color (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE conflict (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE consume (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE consumption (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE credit (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE crisis (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE culture (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE debt (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE default (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE derivatives (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE dividend (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE dow_jones (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE earnings (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE economics (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE economy (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
CREATE TABLE energy (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"adjusted" DOUBLE
);
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