"Open" is the first price that the stock is traded for at the chosen day, "close" is consequently the last price it's being traded at the chosen day. "High" and "low" are the highest and the lowest prices during that day. This is important if you're engaging in trading and try to analyze trends. Some chart types ("candle stick charts") contain this information even in a graphical way. Value investors usually don't care about this at all... :-)
I love the way you say yahoo.
As a German the least you expect is that someone is complimenting you on your pronounciation... :-)
Therefore: a genuinely heartfelt thank you!
Great job. Thanks.
Thank you for the education.
Please can you make a video about yahoo finance indicators
In the top left hand corner of the charts, you have open, high, low and close. There is also % change. What does that measure? Anyone?
"Open" is the first price that the stock is traded for at the chosen day, "close" is consequently the last price it's being traded at the chosen day. "High" and "low" are the highest and the lowest prices during that day.
This is important if you're engaging in trading and try to analyze trends. Some chart types ("candle stick charts") contain this information even in a graphical way.
Value investors usually don't care about this at all... :-)
@@TillTarara Did you address my question about the “percentage of change”
@@sinfuldavy0incase you still don't know which I am pretty sure you do by now, percent change, is how much the price of the stock changed that day.
How to find independent and dependent variables in Stock exchange. any idea?
How do i bring up D for dividend on the chart ?
When you're in the "full screen" chart mode you click on "Events" in the menu. There you'll find a check box for dividends.
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