IDX 30 Stocks Price Time Series
Indonesian Stock Market Top 30 Index Historical Price
@kaggle.rhesamulyadi_idx_30_stocks_price_history
Indonesian Stock Market Top 30 Index Historical Price
@kaggle.rhesamulyadi_idx_30_stocks_price_history
Ever since I joined Kaggle, I have been spoilt with countless of high quality datasets and notebooks from many experienced people. I have decided to upload my very first dataset, in order to learn how to upload dataset in Kaggle, as well as an attempt at giving back to the community.
This dataset contains historical price data of Indonesia IDX 30 Stocks. As the list keeps changing, I am using the latest information as of the writing of this text (16 March 2022).
Recent changes include removal of 2 large tobacco companies from the IDX 30, which are HMSP (H.M. Sampoerna), and GGRM (Gudang Garam).
Source of IDX 30 Stocks list:
https://www.kontan.co.id/indeks-idx30
The dataset consists of 30 csv files. Each csv file contains different stock historical price, with different ticker symbol. The data is obtained using pandas datareader, from Yahoo finance.
As the list of the IDX 30 companies are everchanging, it might include young companies which has undergone recent IPO (such as Bukalapak with ticker symbol BUKA, an E-commerce startup). Hence, despite the data filter indicating starting time of 2006, different companies have different data starting point.
I chose 2006 as data starting point in order to capture the 2008 financial crisis in the data, as well as giving some buffer time before the 2008 market crash.
CSV file formats are as follows:
Index:
Date - datetime64 datatype, with format of YYYY-MM-DD (eg: 2008-07-21). Data granularity is daily, and the date excludes days where market is closed. (eg: weekends and public holidays)
Columns descriptions (Price in IDR, as you might have noticed from the number of digits):
High - Highest price reached in the day
Low - Lowest price reached in the day
Open - Price of the stock at market open
Close - Price of the stock at market close
Volume - Number of stocks traded during the day
Adj Close - Price of the stock at market close, adjusted (eg: due to stock splits)
My inspiration comes from szrlee which has provided DJIA 30 Stock Time Series. Thank you for the inspiration and sharing of your dataset and how to use pandas datareader.
Link to his dataset:
https://www.kaggle.com/szrlee/stock-time-series-20050101-to-20171231
Special thanks to Yahoo finance, creator of Pandas-datareader, Kaggle team. Lastly, thank you all members of the Kaggle community, who has provided endless inspirations and wealth of knowledge, as well as continually reminding me how dumb and inexperienced I am as a member of this data community. It drives me to improve myself.
As I am relatively new to stock trading, and currently only has access to the Indonesian stock market, I would love to see anyone giving insights to how the companies behave in comparison with other stocks in different markets. Please note that even some of the largest stocks in Indonesia are merely penny stocks in other markets such as US. (All Indonesian stocks market cap combined is roughly equals to half of Apple's market cap).
Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.