Google Stock Price(2004-2023)

Google Stock Description:

Alphabet Inc. is the parent company of Google, established in 2015 through a corporate restructuring. Alphabet has two types of stock, Class A and Class C, with differing voting rights compared to Class B shares. Insiders hold Class B shares, which have higher voting power. The Class C shares of Alphabet are traded under the ticker symbol "GOOG," while Class A shares are traded under "GOOGL." Google is commonly found in major stock market indices like S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100, which serve as benchmarks for measuring the overall performance of the stock market.

Information Related To The Dataset:

The dataset present represents Google's stock price from 19th August 2004 when Google went public to 10th of November 2023 with stock price information of 4842 trading sessions. The dataset given has 7 different elements(represented in each column) which provides information about the trading activity and performance of a stock over a specific period. Here's a short overview of all the elements:

• Date: This column represents the calender date when the data about the stock is recorded.
• Open: This column represents the first recorded price of the stock for a trading session.
• High: The high price represents the highest traded price of the stock during a given trading session. It reflects the peak value that the stock reached during the day.
• Low: The low price is the lowest traded price of the stock during a specific trading session. It indicates the minimum value that the stock reached during the day.
• Close: The closing price is the last traded price of the stock at the end of a trading session. It reflects the final value at which the stock was traded before the market closes.
• Adj Close(Adjusted Close): The adjusted closing price accounts for corporate actions, such as dividends, stock splits, and new stock offerings, that may affect the stock's price but are not directly related to its performance. The adjusted close is often used to assess the stock's performance over time.
• Volume: Volume represents the total number of shares traded during a specific time period. It gives an indication of the level of market activity and liquidity for that stock. High volume often suggests increased investor interest, while low volume may indicate less active trading.

A financial dataset with columns such as Date, Open, High, Low, Close, Adj Close, and Volume information is crucial for technical analysis, trend identification, and understanding the historical performance of a stock.

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