loading_data_NH_2_stocks

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loading_data_NH_2_stocks

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Last edited Jan 24, 2023

Created on Jan 23, 2023

This example demonstrates how daily stock trading data from the National Stock Exchange of India can be loaded and displayed as raw JSON text. The data includes categorical fields like stock symbol, series, and ISIN, alongside quantitative measures such as open, high, low, and close prices. Using d3.csvParse and d3.select, the visualization fetches a CSV file from Kaggle and converts numerical strings to numbers. The current implementation shows the parsed dataset in a preformatted block, with a loading state indicated before data arrives.

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loading_data_NH_2_stocks

how do stock values change over time? Symbol,Series,and ISIN are categorical data. Open, high,low,close,last,prevclose,tottrdqty,tottrdval,timestamp and total trades are quantitative data

Stock data gathered in 2017 including open, high, low, close values amongst other information. gathered from https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/minatverma/nse-stocks-data

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