dax30: Dax30
In gschofl/coursedata: Data supporting Introductory and Statistical Data Analysis with R.
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Description
A dataset containing the DAX 30 stock quotes between 27. Feb. 2013 and
26. Feb. 2014.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 7818 rows and 8 columns
- symbol
A factor representing the date for each quote
- Date
Date on which the quote was taken
- Open
A numeric vector representing the opening price for each stock on each day
- High
A numeric vector representing the high price for each stock on each day
- Low
A numeric vector representing the low price for each stock on each day
- Close
A numeric vector representing the closing price for each stock on each day
- Volume
A numeric vector representing the number of shares traded for each stock on each day
- Adj.Close
A numeric vector representing the closing price for each stock on each day
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
A dataset containing the DAX 30 stock quotes between 27. Feb. 2013 and 26. Feb. 2014.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 7818 rows and 8 columns
- symbol
A factor representing the date for each quote
- Date
Date on which the quote was taken
- Open
A numeric vector representing the opening price for each stock on each day
- High
A numeric vector representing the high price for each stock on each day
- Low
A numeric vector representing the low price for each stock on each day
- Close
A numeric vector representing the closing price for each stock on each day
- Volume
A numeric vector representing the number of shares traded for each stock on each day
- Adj.Close
A numeric vector representing the closing price for each stock on each day
Source
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