Netflix Vs. Disney
A Dive into Stock Performance: Netflix vs. Disney
@kaggle.prathamjyotsingh_netflix_vs_disney
A Dive into Stock Performance: Netflix vs. Disney
@kaggle.prathamjyotsingh_netflix_vs_disney
This dataset provides a comprehensive analysis of the stock performance of two leading entertainment companies: Netflix (NFLX) and Disney (DIS). It includes historical data on stock prices, stock splits, and relevant metrics to facilitate a detailed comparison between the two streaming giants.
Daily Stock Prices: This section includes the daily open, high, low, close prices, and trading volume for both Netflix and Disney. It allows for the examination of market trends and price movements over time.
Stock Splits: The dataset details any stock splits that have occurred for both companies, including the date of the split and the split ratio. Understanding stock splits is crucial for assessing changes in stock value and investor sentiment.
Comparison Metrics: The dataset enables analysts and investors to compare critical financial indicators, providing insights into each company's growth strategies and market positioning.
This dataset is designed for financial analysts, investors, and researchers interested in the streaming industry and its leading players. By examining the historical stock prices and split data, users can gain insights into the financial health and market dynamics of Netflix and Disney, aiding in informed investment decisions and strategic analysis.
Alpha Vantage: Used for fetching daily stock price and dividend data.
Yahoo Finance (yfinance): Utilized for obtaining stock splits information
CREATE TABLE dis_stock_price (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"open_price" DOUBLE,
"high_price" DOUBLE,
"low_price" DOUBLE,
"close_price" DOUBLE,
"volume" DOUBLE
);CREATE TABLE dis_stock_split (
"date" VARCHAR,
"stock_splits" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE nflx_stock_price (
"date" TIMESTAMP,
"open_price" DOUBLE,
"high_price" DOUBLE,
"low_price" DOUBLE,
"close_price" DOUBLE,
"volume" DOUBLE
);CREATE TABLE nflx_stock_split (
"date" VARCHAR,
"stock_splits" VARCHAR
);Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.